#100 Days on Peerlist

What started as just another platform I was exploring quickly became a space where I’ve consistently shown up, shared my work, and built meaningful momentum.

In the spirit of building in public, here’s a look back at what these 100 days have meant to me.

Projects That Went Live 🚀

In these 100 days, I’ve launched some of the most impactful projects I’ve worked on:

• BoltPrep – An AI-driven mock interview simulator
  → 50+ users in the first 2 weeks
  → #2 Product of the Week on Peerlist
  → 100+ upvotes and 700+ views

  

• Referrlyy – A referral-based hiring platform built in just 7 days
  → 900+ app installs
  → 30+ candidates referred to companies like Google, Microsoft, and Uber
  → #1 Product of the Week on Peerlist
  → 1,000+ views and 150+ upvotes

  

These weren’t just project launches. They were lessons in momentum, validation, and user feedback.

Growth in Numbers 📊

Here’s how 100 days on Peerlist shaped my presence:

• 2 product launches

• 2 Peerlist Product of the Week rankings

• 250+ upvotes across projects

• 1,100+ profile views

• Tons of connections and conversations sparked

These numbers weren’t the goal — but they became proof that showing up consistently builds trust, visibility, and long-term value.

Lessons From Showing Up 🧠

1. People don’t just support products. They support builders.
   I’ve learned that honesty, clarity, and consistency matter more than flashy pitches. Peerlist has shown me that when you share your work sincerely, people show up.

2. Momentum compounds.
   Each post, launch, or update led to new opportunities — feedback, users, connections, and sometimes just the push to keep going.

3. You don’t need to wait to be ‘ready’.
   BoltPrep was built in a week. Referrlyy was built after a personal burnout moment. AquaTrace came from a rejected hackathon idea. What mattered was execution, not timing.

Thank You, Peerlist 💚

What makes Peerlist different is the people.
Founders, developers, designers, builders — everyone here is building something. And it’s this community of creators that makes it the right place to grow in public.

A special shoutout to the founders and team at Peerlist, your commitment to creating a genuine space for builders is rare and refreshing.
The platform isn’t just well-designed; it’s thoughtfully engineered to encourage consistency, visibility, and meaningful connection. Thank you for enabling us to feel seen, supported, and inspired every day.

To everyone who upvoted, viewed, commented, or just checked out what I’ve built, thank you. You made this journey worth sharing.

Akash Bhadange Jay Kadam Ankit Bansal Yogini Bende Namratha Kashid Ajinkya Shinde Saurabh Wankhade 💚