In case you didn't know, you can accept orders and track their shipment on @whop
Available to agents on /api/v1/shipments/* and to humans on the UI.
For example this is a jacket I bought on our merch store making its way to me from NY to CA
HQ is dialed in today fulfilling merch store orders on Whop.
And livestreaming it on Whop, of course.
Whop now has a merch store, built on Whop.
If you wanted a "Building cool s**t with my friends" hoodie, this is your chance
We're excited to announce Whop now supports ecommerce stores end-to-end.
store.whop.site
Excited to launch Economic Intelligence today 🧠
Withdrawals on @whop now come with statement PDFs and CSVs.
Use this + the new reports page for clear reconciliation
You can now get fully transparent account statements in your @whop dashboard.
What else should we add?
30 minutes in, Astra feels very pleasant to use.
Even on high effort, it's speeding through most tasks I throw at it. Output is concise and readable.
I'm running all prompts again in Fable 5.1 high. Fable seems to take 2-3x longer and is super verbose in comparison
Setting up a Starlink is a magical feeling.
What do you mean I just chuck this plate on the ground in the middle of nowhere...
and 2 minutes later, I have insanely fast wifi
What isn't visible in these posts is the work that goes on behind the scenes to build all the infrastructure required for this.
Whop is becoming the first end-to-end API that lets you launch a business, host its store, design ads, generate revenue, analyze profit, form its LLC...
With the mission of letting anyone convert "thoughts" into economic value, without crazy knowledge or complicated UIs
Building ads infrastructure made me realize just how complicated people make ads to be.
It really doesn't need to be that way. And I'm excited to announce the launch of Whop Ads today. Our mission is to deliver businesses extremely powerful advertising tools that feel simple and joyful to use.
Any business owner can launch ads on Meta through Whop today, with more platforms coming soon. Stay tuned for more updates as we build
Remember when software used to come bundled with games and hidden easter eggs?
Even my TV in 2010 came with games.
Somewhere along the way humans lost this expectation for joy in interfaces.
Seems like the default back then was software was built so thoroughly and so well, that developers even had time to sprinkle in their own fun twist into it.
Nowadays it feels like a lot of products have been over-optimized for getting users from point A to point B, with very little consideration for the amount of joy experienced in their journey there.























