"Amazing things are never done by a single person. They're done by a team."
If you enjoy the indie hacker lifestyle and prefer going solo, that's totally fine. But if you're not really into it and have started feeling discouraged by working alone — no one to interact with, no motivation to explain everything again to your rubber duck — then being part of a squad might help.
I'm starting development on a few apps and decided to embrace crowdsourcing (and AI). In case anyone feels like joining in, I created this GitHub organization. The doors are open to anyone tired of coding alone who wants to be part of a dev community.
🤬 Castas • Affective Polarization Test
The idea behind this app is quite simple: assess people's level of affective polarization through a simple online questionnaire. The project is now complete and available to explore and test online.
This isn't something I did to make money as a SaaS, or to influence this year's election (2026). It's simply a project to test AI's ability to generate a complete website using interactive and incremental specifications (Spec Driven Development) through Vibe Engineering.
📊 Census • AI Development Census
The open census of AI tools in software development. It collects anonymous, aggregated information about the AI tools and development technologies used by developers around the world, based on data voluntarily shared from real-world software projects and active repositories. The platform identifies which tools are being used, the technologies they are used alongside, and the types of projects in which they appear, creating a continuously evolving picture of how software is developed today.
By mapping this development landscape, Census turns distributed, anonymous project data into meaningful insights about the adoption and use of AI tools across the global developer community. The goal is to provide an open, data-driven view of the technologies shaping modern software development, helping developers discover the tools and practices being used across different projects, technologies, and regions while contributing to a shared understanding of the future of code.
"The only happiness in life lies in the awareness of having accomplished something useful for the benefit of the community."
