1440, explained in simple words.
Waitlist: 1/50 builders by Nov 1 β https://t.co/AkEuGwP2om
A small town wrapped around Earth, where builders promote their own projects.
Each builder gets a space inside a building to show what they're making: a game, an app, a tool or an experiment. Visitors walk in, look closer and try it.
Every project gets an address. And it doesn't have to be finished.
Tomorrow: the full interior walkthrough with Version 3.04.
@rodri_shema Great to meet you Rodrigue! I was tired of good projects dying in a feed after one scroll. So I wanted a place you can walk into and actually explore them.
@zafarib Thanks Zafar! Yes, that's the big one. That's why I'm starting small: one building, the first 50 builders. A full building beats an empty city.
@Stillindraft Hey, Javi here, solo builder from Spain also sharing wins and fails. Building 1440, a 3D city for builders. Your app would look great on a floor there
@AmraniYasser@X Hey Yasser, Javi here, solo founder from Spain building in public. I'm making 1440, a 3D city where every builder gets a floor for their project
@usamafolio Hey Usama, Javi here, solo builder from Spain. I'm building 1440, a 3D city where every builder gets a floor to show their project. Web UI to Figma sounds handy
@FilipHanasz Hey Filip, Javi here, solo builder from Spain working on 1440, a 3D city for builders' projects. Also figuring out distribution right now, X is mine so far
@georgevichdev Hey, Javi here, solo builder from Spain. I build 1440, a 3D city where builders show their projects. Same mission as ShipDesk: getting launches seen
π¨ Heads up: the video on the landing doesn't show everything inside the floor.
The boards hold a lot more. You can browse the builder's real website without leaving 1440, plus images, video, their story and a prototype of their product.
Full walkthrough tomorrow with Version 3.04.
1440, explained in simple words.
Waitlist: 1/50 builders by Nov 1 β https://t.co/AkEuGwP2om
A small town wrapped around Earth, where builders promote their own projects.
Each builder gets a space inside a building to show what they're making: a game, an app, a tool or an experiment. Visitors walk in, look closer and try it.
Every project gets an address. And it doesn't have to be finished.
Tomorrow: the full interior walkthrough with Version 3.04.