What solo-founder products launched today
Files.md sits exactly where note apps, AI-written work, and file ownership meet. @zakirullin wrote that users should own both the data and the software that opens it, and that framing explains why the discussion went beyond "another Obsidian clone." Commenters compared plain Markdown, sync, plugins, and native apps. The real user category: people with work trapped in note systems who want less custody risk.
In plain English: The launches that landed did so by making ownership, privacy, or handoff visible rather than promising a broad assistant.
Launch one visible control surface first: export proof, opt-out audit, local processing, agent handoff, or no-account collaboration beats another vague AI productivity app.
Files.md and Auto-identity-remove both need heavy polish before paid users trust them with important data.