About Notiky

I’m Roma — a solo founder from Uzbekistan, a Cursor Ambassador, and the person Notiky was built for.

I build a restaurant SaaS across three repos — admin panel, POS system, and shared backend — using Cursor and Claude Code. On a good day I push hundreds of changes. AI coding tools made me 10x faster at writing code. They made me 0x better at keeping my product coherent.

The pattern was always the same: brainstorm in ChatGPT on Monday, build in Cursor all week, then try to sync a frontend on Friday — only to realize the context was too much, the decisions had evaporated, and neither tool knew about the other. I was the only integration point between my own products. My brain was the product brain — and it was dropping packets.

When I became a Cursor Ambassador and started teaching others to vibe-code, I heard my own story reflected back from every direction. Solo founders who’d coded fifty backend endpoints in a weekend, then spent two weeks manually syncing frontends. PMs who couldn’t explain to Cursor what the product actually does. Teams where developer A’s AI had zero context about what developer B shipped yesterday.

The gap between “I can generate code with AI” and “I can build a real product with AI” is enormous. Code generation is the easy part. The hard part is product context: what are we building, why, what did we already decide, and what does the AI need to know right now?

Notiky is the product brain that was missing. Every decision captured. Every “why” behind every “what.” Context that compounds across sessions — so the 100th session is dramatically better than the first. One customer paid before the product existed. That’s how real the pain is.