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Social media isn’t broken, it’s working exactly as designed.
Designed for ads. Not people.
Dojo is officially on the App Store.
Creative communities deserve a better place to exist online.
Dojo is built for groups that make things: photographers, designers, filmmakers, writers, artists, and everyone in between.
Share your work. Get feedback. Start challenges. Collaborate. Build culture around what you create.
Prompting is a start. Designing spaces with intent baked in is the real unlock.
The X algorithm should be promptable.
Prompt: No politics today - just the best AI innovations.
@nikitabier @elonmusk
Meaning depends on context, trust, and shared norms.
Those are fragile.
They don’t scale automatically.
When you ignore that, you get noise instead of connection.
Lately it feels like we communicate constantly, but rarely slow down enough to actually understand each other.
Lately I’ve noticed that the conversations I remember aren’t the loud ones or the clever ones.
They’re the ones where everyone slows down a bit and actually listens.
That feels increasingly rare.
Access was the hard problem for a long time.
Now we have access to everything, all the time- and we’re still trying to figure out how to protect meaning, attention, and trust inside that abundance.
That feels like the real problem to solve next.