Are your internal tools making your teams faster – or just busier? We often assume that building a dashboard or automating a workflow automatically unlocks productivity. In reality, many mid-sized and enterprise organisations are stuck with homegrown tools that create as much friction as they solve. I see internal products sprawling, handoffs increasing, and operational complexity growing faster than capability. Here’s the uncomfortable truth: speed isn’t simply about shipping more features. It’s about ruthless prioritisation, rapid prototyping, and empowering ops leaders to own solutions, without waiting for their ticket in the dev queue. When Product Managers and Data Engineers get their hands on intuitive low-code platforms, suddenly IT bottlenecks aren’t the only way forward. Ask yourself: where are your internal tools slowing you down? What would happen if your ops team could ship updates daily, without developer intervention? That’s where transformation really begins.

Ever needed query error monitoring for your @retool apps? I've written up a small guide on how to efficiently handle this community.retool.com/t/query… ✌️

This can't be real right? :p

I feel I have been living under a rock. I just found out about @retool's -> cmd/ctrl + ` debug console and it gave life a new meaning 🤯 Try it on any dashboard. CTRL + ` (backtick). Depending on your app's size it'll take a few secs to load

Am building a changelog service completely powered by @NotionHQ. Insane how many people use #notion to build parts or even their whole website 🥳 Running or thinking of starting a changelog and would love to be able to do it from within notion? PM me for an invite :)

*Sitting at a Cafe working and a couple right next to me starts fighting pretty loudly* *Switching to noise cancellation on my #AirPodsPro .* *It just blocks the one partner and amplifies the other* I did agree with her, she made some crystal clear point 🤷‍♂️