Thirty notes in thirty days

This notes section started as a way to document the build. One note per feature, one paragraph per decision. Thirty days later there are over thirty entries covering everything from Stripe checkout flows to screen reader testing to the cron job that syncs Google Calendar. Each note is a TypeScript object in an array. No CMS, no database, no draft state. Write it, commit it, deploy it. The notes have become the changelog for the entire platform. When I look back at the sequence — first the landing page, then service pages, then checkout, then the portal, then admin, then webhooks, then notifications — it reads like a product being built in public. Every architectural decision is documented in the week it was made, not reconstructed months later for a blog post. The format works because it is low friction. No title image, no SEO keyword research, no publish button. Just a paragraph and a commit message. That is enough to show the work.