In March, I told you about a new pet project I built — a content plan service called "101 Posts".

So, a few months later, I can declare that the service hasn't died, unlike most vibe-coded projects, it's developing and has even gathered a small but active audience around it. And recently, a big update was released. But let's take it in order.

First, right after launch, the first users had a clear and obvious concern — what would happen if the service one day shut down with all their posts and work? The fear is understandable, no questions there. To address it, I added an export function for all notes in the personal account. One click, two formats — as a table or a text file, whichever is more convenient.

And I also declared on the site that if I ever decide to shut down, I will announce it at least 1 month in advance, and I will keep a database backup for another 1 year after closure. So you can rest easy.

Second, the service has gained substance. Search, new statuses and filters, table view for posts (not just cards), and even (sic!) an MCP server — thanks to my friend @chaos_system_ark. And overall, the interface has been heavily refined and improved in places.

In short, the service is more alive than dead. And most importantly, it remains completely free. And it will always stay that way. So if you run a blog or just write content somewhere, give it a try — you'll most likely like it.

You can read more and register here.