Inbox bloat is real. After 9+ years in tech, leading teams and juggling messages across way too many apps, I hit breaking point. It’s chaotic, time-draining, and unnecessary. So I decided to fix it. Meet https://t.co/BVTqL9uHeW: a single unified inbox to kill messaging bloat.

Yesterday, I pitched Just Start at pitchgiving. Met some amazing people who have already seen traction in their products. My goal is to have at least 10 users on Just Start by the end of the year. Big thanks to @syftworld, @buildclub_, and @club_homebrew for hosting this great

True for most B2Bs but also important imo to highlight the impact and success of free access models for products that: - are built around habit formation - have marginal user costs - could benefit from virality

A trap I’ve noticed builders fall into a lot: Creating a fix to something people don’t enjoy or want to experience *rather than* Creating something people do enjoy and want to experience. The opportunity and cost difference between the two is huge.

Shoutout to @erickd and @AnnieLiao_2000 for helping to host the event, and to @chrisspickett, @bendiken, @seanchiuai, and all the other cracked founders who shared what they're working on with us 🔥

What made me most bullish, was the demand and curiosity for syft. Among busy professionals, I'm yet to meet a person who isn't struggling with the pain point we're working to solve.

To celebrate the launch of @syftworld, we hosted a little Thanksgiving session at @club_homebrew in partnership with @buildclub_ last week. 30+ founders. Open mic. 8 pitches. 7 demos. The energy in the industry rn is real. Founders at the frontier moving at 10x pace.

Tonight presented a live demo of @ASIMOV_Protocol to a rapt audience at the Homebrew Club in San Francisco! The demo startled the audience as always, but it's really just the start for what's coming down the pike. Personal intelligence in your pocket and ultimately your glasses

travel a lot, rarely get jetlag, but holy shit when it hits it HITS

Someone emailed me with a line "Fatherhood for you" regarding their own experience. Google suggested this for me to respond with 💀 Simple context and profile awareness. @syftworld fixes this.

Inbox bloat is real. After 9+ years in tech, leading teams and juggling messages across way too many apps, I hit breaking point. It’s chaotic, time-draining, and unnecessary. So I decided to fix it. Meet https://t.co/BVTqL9uHeW: a single unified inbox to kill messaging bloat.

doubt is a feature not a bug

Don’t “just fix something quickly” or “change something fast” You’ll end up debugging it for hours 💀💀 Plan accordingly.

Hot take - getting the right design in app UX is as critical as getting the right features. Have spent weeks working with our founding designer to create a user flow and experience that doesn’t just check feature boxes but also “feels” like what we’re selling. Getting there!

What’s the biggest early stage key you feel like everyone should know but few actually do? I’ll start: never underestimate the right distribution. good product, execution, brand, everything will likely fail without it.

We're launching early next year. Join the waitlist today for 3 months pro+ for free :) https://t.co/AWvQvFc29I

For @syftworld to be the solution we've built it to be, the UX goes beyond features. The experience sits in every layer: from agentic functionality to the hierarchy of abstraction, right up to the look and feel of the application: user flows, white space, button accessibility,

office culture is so beyond back. couldn’t be more here for it.

dgaf if it’s hot or not having the sun bless you is such an advantage

I’ve had different founders focused on messaging reach out to me since we announced @syftworld 3 reasons why I love this: 1. We’re actually tackling a massive pain point and market, currently weighed down by behemoth, fractured, monolithic frameworks directly responsible for

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