February 2026 Recap.

February started slowly.

Kids with the usual winter sickness. Not dramatic, just enough to steal long stretches of time. I didn’t get the focus blocks I wanted for the new SaaS. Frustrating, because momentum is fragile.

Spent most days fixing bugs on the Cozy Watch app and the website. Tiny things that should take 10 minutes take an hour. The compact menu ended up needing three tries, now it’s clean, and I actually like it. it and use it as a default. Small wins.

We did a Uneed launch, moved up to 4th place from 5th.
Uneed Competition was fierce. I’m still terrible at marketing, and that’s a gap I need to fix. Building is easy for me. Selling is not.

Four new sales. $80. Not headline material. But wild to think that last year at this time Cozy Watch didn’t exist. Now it does. People pay for it. That’s a real thing, and it matters more than the number.

You can check here www.cozywatch.com

I emailed all users about the updates, compact menu, bug fixes, and small polish. Want them to know it’s alive. Quiet, steady work. That’s my pace.

New SaaS: release-notes automation. MVP is ugly but works. Not pretty, but it does what it needs to do. I’m about to email the people who filled out the questionnaire and ask them to test it.
Slightly nervous. Mostly curious.

March plans (very rough): come up with a decent name for the new SaaS, add a payment wall, try to get the first sale. Also want to experiment with writing more, maybe make short videos, see what sticks.

February wasn’t fast. It wasn’t clean. It wasn’t terrible either. We shipped things. People used them. That’s enough to keep going.

Best,
Tiago Sá