"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 have 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 elections in Brazil (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.
🐝 Yo!Fi • Friendly Wi-Fi!
Yo!Fi is a community-powered Wi-Fi sharing platform designed to make connectivity more accessible, local, and collaborative. It brings together people who need internet access and those willing to share their Wi-Fi hotspots, creating a simple network built around community participation and shared connectivity.
Designed with privacy, security, and radical simplicity in mind, Yo!Fi aims to provide a reliable and approachable experience across mobile and web environments. Its long-term vision is to help build a more decentralized connectivity ecosystem—one hotspot, one connection, and one community at a time.
"The only happiness in life lies in the awareness of having accomplished something useful for the benefit of the community."
