Designer & Engineer building https://xitter.cf/t.co/guImKuEK4E.
out there!
Joined January 2010
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Are you building prototypes with AI? if so you need to check out artor.app/ - Basically Vercel for AI prototypes. A quick way to deploy, collect feedback - as comments, and have it all versioned.
And I started another project haha I can’t help myself. this one will be open source and fully self hostable. 🎙️🖋️🔍
Re-launching - with a new design, this tool for invoicing now 100% aimed towards AI Agents! Invx.app
I was checking some old docs from Vercel today and saw old dashboards and designs from the GOAT @evilrabbit_ It was extremely good and now it's insanely better, how is that possible?
Alexandre Schrammel retweeted
Part 5 of Builders Behind the Launches is here 🚀
Read their stories 👇
buildhop.io/blog/builders-be…
Meet @AleSchrammel, @AfterimageDev, and @CinderwayInt. They’re building very different products and learning what it takes to turn early interest into real use.
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Building yet another RSS reader because why not? 😅
Local-first, self-hostable, no accounts needed, and hopefully a bit smarter than what's out there.
Still a LOT, like a LOT of rough edges, but I'm super excited about the landing page concept. Sharing a sneak peek of the progress!
I have yet to see a product as bloated and as confusing with bad UX as @posthog I love the product but dude it’s longer overdue polishing the UX.
Alexandre Schrammel retweeted
Welcome to Founder Spotlight @AleSchrammel! Dude has some sick products. 🔥
But why is he mogging us sooo hard in his avatar! 😂
👇 Check it out 👇
buildhop.io/founder/alexandr…
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One of my recent favorite AI use cases: asking it to try and break the stuff I built. Adding lots of data, long names, unusual emails, labels, etc. Coming up with worst case scenario basically.
This is a vibe-coded demo, but you get the idea.
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Did you know?
Most “overnight” technical founders spent years looking average:
• nights shipping ugly side projects
• public writeups nobody clapped for
• broken demos fixed in silence
• skills stacked while friends optimized LinkedIn
• one ugly product that finally got users
The timeline looks lucky from the outside.
From the inside it’s compound work with receipts.
You don’t escape the pack by consuming more content.
You escape by shipping things that can survive without you explaining them.
Start building today.