Peter Suhm ~ Startups, travel, life

For a while, I've wanted to write down the story of how I came up with the idea for OG Kit (my SaaS for adding dynamic OG images to your website) and turned it into what I'm pretty sure is the perfect SaaS side project.

I'm writing this year's review post from sunny Spain.

My original plan was to do my 2024 review as a video to try something new, but I'm lying in bed with a bad cold and will spare you from that.

For the last year or so (I can’t remember exactly how long), I’ve been using the same system for my todo list and it’s been working really well for me.

I already wrote a pretty detailed account of the first four months of the year, so this update starts in May 2023.

Once I figured out that the key to building my writing habit was to separate the process of writing from the outcome of publishing, I realized I could do this.

For the past six months, my SaaS product Reform has been dead stuck at a revenue plateau.

Taking Reform indie # Okay, so the heading above might be a bit confusing to most people following along at home.

In this article, I want to share how I use OKRs (Objectives and Key Results) to run my startup, Reform (a form builder you should check out if you run your own business).