We grew active customers 18x and reached a $750M exit.
Honestly? I'm still not entirely sure how.
But looking back, it wasn't one big swing. It was hundreds of small, disciplined decisions. Listening to customers. Following the data. Testing everything we thought we knew.
These are the product principles I kept returning to. I hope something here is useful to you. 🧵
Neat tracker, the live odds + FIFA ranking model combo is clean.
I think you'd enjoy what we've built on SportsPredict (https://t.co/dthM5L5Lcw):
- assign exact probabilities instead of just picking winners
- chat w/Claude to reason through a match and have it submit your picks via API
- update predictions mid-tournament as things change
- calibration scoring rewards accuracy, not just a binary selection
Would love to have you (or your bot) in there!
Assisti ao ep 1 da última temporada de #TheBear e a sensação é de que NADA aconteceu. Tá tudo muito cansativo. O restaurante já nasceu fadado ao fracasso e, sinceramente? Acho que ninguém mais liga pra isso. E essa trilha de suspense sci-fi? Coisa estranha.
@AddictedHoosier Fair point. That's exactly why principle #7 is in the thread. The metrics don't tell you what to build. Your values do.
https://t.co/QxohtfrX1m
Build for human flourishing, not just engagement.
Ask honestly: are the behaviors your product encourages ones you'd want for the people you love? That's a question worth sitting with.
We grew active customers 18x and reached a $750M exit.
Honestly? I'm still not entirely sure how.
But looking back, it wasn't one big swing. It was hundreds of small, disciplined decisions. Listening to customers. Following the data. Testing everything we thought we knew.
These are the product principles I kept returning to. I hope something here is useful to you. 🧵
Give yourself permission to take the bigger swing.
There are moments where the cautious path and the right path diverge. When that moment arrives, your team needs to see you go for it.
Build for human flourishing, not just engagement.
Ask honestly: are the behaviors your product encourages ones you'd want for the people you love? That's a question worth sitting with.