teazhi

trying to make spota.cafe turn "we should get coffee sometime" into a thing that actually happens you pick a cafe + a time and just send the invite building the invite flow now. worst case you get a coffee, best case you make a friend

added a cafe roulette button for when you genuinely cannot decide hit it, it picks a verified nyc cafe for you built it half as a joke, now i use it every time i'm being indecisive about where to work

testing a weird little free coffee loop you can sponsor a coffee for "the next regular" at a cafe, and some stranger who checks in later gets it on you no idea if this becomes anything but paying it forward to a random person at your spot is kind of a fun idea

spent some time fixing cafe pins that imported like 500m off found one in flushing where the route button would've sent you to the wrong block entirely

every nyc cafe says they have wifi nobody tells you the password is taped under the register or just doesn't work added a thing where people can drop the actual wifi password for a spot. small but maybe the most nyc feature we've shipped

working on a tool to autonomously bulk send email campaigns & followups through google workspace emails without getting flagged or placed in spam might be one of the most useful tools in our business if this works how i want it to

google maps will tell you a cafe is “good for working” and then you get there and it has: 1 outlet tiny tables weak wifi no seats no real way to tell if it’s actually laptop friendly this is why spotacafe needs to exist

Picking up an AP, a rari rental, and I'm off larpmaxxing til I actually make it 12 months

i’m realizing “free coffee” is a way better ad than an actual ad so for spotacafe i’m testing this: invite someone check in at a cafe for 5 min get $5 to venmo might be a terrible idea financially

current spota.cafe goal: make it useful enough that before someone texts “where should we meet?” or “where can i work today?” they just open the map simple idea but i think nyc genuinely needs this

easily grab the wifi password at the new cafe you're working at

lowkey the hardest part of building a cafe map is that “good cafe” means completely different things to different people some people want quiet some people want outlets some people want good matcha some people just want to sit and not feel rushed trying to make spot a cafe account for that

nyc people i need testers for something made a cafe map where you can find spots by wifi, outlets, quiet, etc. also testing a $5 venmo referral thing rn invite someone, check in at a cafe for 5 min, get coffee money spota.cafe

first going after cloudflare, then github so cloudflare cant push their fixes well played lazarus, well played

image a world where b2c ecommerce meets top tech i wonder what that would look like

Paku will be the biggest, the largest

paku.

Less than 10% gross margins is actually absurd Wtf am I doing Lock in

how to get customers looking for a japanese goods distributor?

i'm picking up some Pattern at IPO