Show HN: I gamified build in public to see what drives revenue

1 isacbuilds 0 9/13/2025, 7:20:56 PM shipstreak.io ↗

Hey HN,

I’m Isac, an engineer building nights and weekends. I’ve been posting and building in public for a while, but I couldn’t tell what actually moved the needle.

So I built ShipStreak to make consistency addictive and measurable.

What it does

- Tracks your build in public streaks - Connects X (Twitter) + Stripe to log posts and revenue - Visualizes progress with a heatmap + badges - Helps you see which actions correlate with revenue

I’d love your thoughts on what’s useful vs just noise.

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Show HN: I gamified build in public to see what drives revenue

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