Andre

23 / ceo at

[Andre @avalentef]

@razecyz Animal! Como faço pra pegar um orçamento? Mandei mensagem na DM

[Andre @avalentef]

@banhosdev Esses dois criativos geraram +12k MRR em 1 mês.

Já testamos dezenas de criativos aqui, tentamos fazer videos muito trabalhados e nunca funcionou.

Dicas:
- legenda chamativa
- narrado por IA
- testa vários ganchos até acertar
- menos de 1 min
- foca no que o cliente quer ouvir

[Andre @avalentef]

@evgeniymikholap 3 accounts per device and 1 vid por account?

[Andre @avalentef]

@shadcn @rauchg @raunofreiberg Brother, you get me

Light mode>>>

[Ryo Lu @ryolu_]

designing in layers

the best software doesn’t overwhelm you on day one or abandon you when you get sophisticated. it grows with you through carefully designed “layers” that reveal themselves exactly when you need them.

think of it like learning to drive. you start with acceleration, brake, steering. you don’t need to know how the engine works or aerodynamics. but as you get more curious about cars, those deeper systems are always accessible, within the same car.

at Notion, we built this philosophy into everything. you could start typing and immediately have a working doc. then add a table. then views. then automations. Cursor does this beautifully too — starts as a code editor that just works, then you discover Tab, then Agents, multiple models, then advanced rules & team workflows. each layer reveals itself naturally as you code more.

most software gets this wrong — they either dump everything on you at once, or kill the advanced stuff so you can’t do things your way. the real challenge isn’t designing each layer, it’s designing the transitions between them. that moment when someone outgrows the defaults shouldn’t feel like hitting a wall. it should feel like discovering a secret door that was always there.

alan kay once said users should be able to “open up the hood” of their word processor and tinker with it. when you design in layers, you’re building that kind of learning environment where users can discover their own potential. the goal isn’t to hide complexity — it’s to sequence its reveal. give people exactly what they need when they need it, and trust them to grow into the full power, pushing the boundaries your concepts in ways you’ve never imagined before.

[Andre @avalentef]

I've been spending some time to work on @waivedotso's Notion and it's almost ready

It's time for use to improve the operation, so that's why I'm doing this

[Andre @avalentef]

@aevy100 AND you understand in one sentence as well haha

Sometimes people try to explain in one sentence and it just doesn't make sense

[Andre @avalentef]

@nvonbodungen brother this is insane video quality, congrats

[Andre @avalentef]

Started to create a HQ on Notion for @waivedotso

It's time to improve the operation and optimize everything.

Since the start of Waive, we just did things, with the less planning possible, but it's time to improve the managing and the operation.

A lot of things to do for few people, so gotta optimize!

I can show here when I'm finished :)

[Andre @avalentef]

@univ___erse that's awesome brother, congrats

[Andre @avalentef]

@Iammanishahir I don't think so. Sometimes getting busy doesn't mean being productive. Focus on 1 task at a time

[Andre @avalentef]

@mikey_starts you're making them uncomfortable. it means you're the man

[Andre @avalentef]

@Dnlcrtz at the end, the ones who don't give up are the ones who win.

[Andre @avalentef]

absolutely right. learn to design, people

[Ward @uxaistudio]

I’m a better developer because I’m a designer.

And I’m a better designer because I’m a developer.

[Andre @avalentef]

@uxaiagency Dude you couldn't be more right

[Andre @avalentef]

@NishaM2522 This is actually pretty awesome, congrats nisha

[Andre @avalentef]

@vaibhavWrite I don't know what are the colors of your brand, if it's green go option A, if it's not, got option B