Plan, ship, learn, repeat. Life is to short to slow down. This year I have created many apps to help me learn and understand different concepts and have grown a ton from each one.
Maybe I'm just old, but I've never understood telling strangers how much money is in your bank account or wallet. Putting it in socials seems even crazier to me.
I've run a local shop for decades and never once felt the need to tell a stranger why my profit margins are.
The only person who needs to believe the numbers is me, because the bills got paid that month. π
@yesadok That seems to be the consensus. They spend most of their day in ClickUp, Monday or one of the other work OS's out there so it feels right to meet them where they are.
Nothing better than opening my inbox to actual user requests.
Wysper is still in beta, and this is already the second person asking to embed the dashboard into their existing work OS.
Alright then. First feature request is on the way π
How do you support your product users?
My people are mostly Gen X, they hate salespeople, distrust software companies, and have been burned by the industry for decades.
So I white-glove every single user from start to finish. No exceptions.
Every user is known by name and has direct access to me.
@mikeydsoftware Yeah, it's a token gobbler. I usually burn my weekly max plan for Fable in about two days then move over to Astra for the rest of the week.
Took Opus 5.5 out for a spin and had it one-shot a 3D animation of a PB&J sandwich being built.
I mean, who doesn't love a well built PB&J? π
@EbiThinks No way to tell yet. The internet put some small shops out of business and helped others reach customers they never could before. I figure AI will do the same. Adapting is what matters, but that doesn't tell us whether there'll be more jobs overall.
@mikeydsoftware Got home from work and saw Opus 5.5, Sol 6, and Grok 4.7 all dropped in the span of 24 hrs. and thought well shit. Time to grab my shovel. π