Generative UI is cool, but I’d first ask where users will do their work.
If it’s inside their agent, making your UI work there seems more valuable than generating new screens inside your app.
I used to love Football Manager, but lately I've felt more frustrated with it. So I started building a little football management game in the browser.
Very early, but I'm curious: if you could fix one thing about FM, what would it be?
1/ Build in public update on Odie. The app has been live for a couple of months, but usage hasn’t turned into retention yet.
Last 14 days:
- 17 installs, 4 people recorded at least one note
- Install → first note conversion: 23.53%
- DAU: 7-day avg 0.14
- WAU: 90-day avg 0.50
4/ What I’m aiming to improve next:
- install → sign-up conversion
- first-session activation
- week-1 retention
I’ll share updated numbers once this is live. If you want to try Odie out, check odieapp.com
Odie v. 1.0.3 is out and it's one of the biggest updates yet. It includes:
1. Append to a voice note
2. Copy a single note as markdown
3. Transform an existing note with AI
Very excited about this update 🥳
With coding agents, everything should be in a repo.
Added a /marketing folder inside Odie and have Codex update it, use it and reference it. New feature? Update my mkt docs with the correct positioning -> then update my landing page based on the positioning. Virtuous cycle
V interesting read. In this context, it's important to not fall into tribalism. Don't pick a side, don't have emotional reactions to world events and practice compassionate skepticism.
In a volatile world, propaganda spreads and people get scared. It's our duty to be calm.
Trying out this vibe marketing concept. My marketing context lives in the repo.
When I ship a feature, I just reference the feature and regenerate copy with Codex. Product updates → feed positioning → update landing page. Pretty cool tbh
Help a poor guy out, download Odie for iOS to turn voice notes into structured text: apps.apple.com/cl/app/odie-a…
