Thinking about redoing my portfolio in Framer, with a bit of help from @hiunicornstudio and inspiration form @yiannifive and @tomjohndesign, the goats of dither Video made with Midjourney, using low motion and Loop

Since my face, glasses and hairstyle is already close to Harry Potter, why not??? #FramerHalloweenParty

You should give it a try. They offer a 14-day free trial, no card needed, it just starts right away. If you’re serious about understanding your data, it’s worth testing.

This post isn’t sponsored. I just really appreciate good products, and Basedash has one of the cleanest UX and UIs I’ve seen. @tomjohndesign nailed the feel of it. It’s rare when a data tool feels this good to use.

I wish I could show walkthroughs or videos, but it’s hard without exposing real data. That’s also why you don’t hear much about @Basedash - it’s tough to market when everything inside is private.

If you’re running across multiple countries or ad accounts, this saves hours. You don’t need five tools and ten tabs anymore. Everything’s finally connected.

When I need something specific, I just ask it: - “Show ad spend trends.” - “Compare this week to last.” - “Project next month’s CAC.” It builds the chart automatically.

I also added it to my iPhone home screen as Basedash runs as a PWA, so it works like an app. Now I check ALL stats every morning with one tap.

It’s native. No coding. And it’s not just dates, you can add selectors for product categories or countries if you sell in multiple regions. It’s small stuff like this that makes dashboards actually usable.

One of the best things in Basedash is how it handles variables. You can add a date-range selector right inside a chart, and it updates instantly. It applies across the whole dashboard - “Today,” “Last 7 days,” “This month,” “This year,” etc.

Before this, I had to jump between ads manager, analytics, and payment reports. Now I just open @Basedash and everything’s in one place. It’s faster, cleaner, and simply easier to think.

I built two dashboards: - Daily Metrics - quick overview of orders, ad spend, conversions - Holistic View - yearly performance, CAC, revenue, margins One for the day-to-day, one for the bigger picture. Holistic is attached on top, and here is Daily:

I connected everything that actually matters - Google Analytics, Google Ads, Meta Ads, and Woocommerce. It took less than an hour for everything to sync. No imports, no scripts, just data that shows up fast and clean.

I rarely post about what I’m building, but I run an online e-commerce business across a few markets. I recently moved all our analytics into @Basedash (not sponsored), and it completely changed how I see my own data. A thread 🧵

Best show on the planet, being watching it since February, life changing - no joke

In case AI takes over, I’ll be carving some wooden figurines

@boltdotnew @cursor_ai github: https://t.co/ReGX7nejS8 try it at:

vibe coded an Eisenhower Matrix in 6 hours with @boltdotnew, then cleaned it up in @cursor_ai. dcyde - drag tasks into boxes, see what matters. a tool that helps you decide on what NOT to do. open source, use it if you want. links in the first comment

brb, engaging founder mode

@figma or maybe this is a good one for @paper 👀