A little backstory on how trigv started. After building a internal analytics and a few other projects, I wanted one place where everything could send logs instead of checking multiple dashboards. So Log Bolt was born: a tiny SPA with separate channels for each project. It worked, but I got tired of missing important logs unless I remembered to check it. No webhook support also meant I couldn’t use it easily with many of the services I relied on. I eventually gave up on the project. A few months later, I started thinking about the problem again. This time, instead of another dashboard, I built a mobile app focused on notifications. That became trigv.

Between app submissions, I moved svgready.com from a normal PHP setup on my Xcloud/Hetzner server to Cloudflare Pages + Workers. Small utility site, but still nice to get free speed and one less thing to maintain.

Wow, Thanks everyone for voting. I hope the position does not drop below 3rd for another day :) If you haven't voted yet, please do at tinylaunch.com/launch/16536

During onboarding in the trigv.com app, setting up push notifications and registering the device takes around 7 seconds. Couldn’t speed it up much more, so I’m adding changing status messages and a small mascot moment to make the wait feel less dead :)

Spent some time yesterday making small frog variations for @Trigvapp. Are these the most important thing to work on right now? Nope. But this is my own project, so I get to do the small fun design stuff too. 20 days for @shipordie_ remaining :( #saas #buildinpublic

What's the best book you read in 2021 that helped you in your work/life? Hard for me to pick one, so here are my 4 favs @goodreads #books2021

Nice description of animation in UI design

Quote from one of the most useful books I have read this year. "Atomic Habits" by @JamesClear

Thinking of selling the domain/website dreamsmedia.in . It ranked first for "Web design Mumbai" and other keywords for 10+ years but not anymore. Site was never updated since 2014. If anyone is interested, let me know.

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