everyone you work with just got promoted.
every employee using AI became a manager: assigning tasks to agents, reviewing output, deciding what ships. the software to manage that workforce didn't exist, so we built it.
today we're launching @proxon_ai, the management layer for the AI workforce.
Most PLG companies hit a ceiling not because they lack signups…
but because users never bring teammates in.
Your invite flow is doing more work than your ads ever will.
We made a quick test so you can see how yours is doing: https://t.co/hITON2vccg
@andrewchen is spot on:
Most PLG tools depend on teammates joining, yet 90% of products don’t track invite funnel drop-off.
If you can’t measure your viral loop…
You can’t improve it. And you’re leaving serious growth on the table.
I was one of those Web 2.0 founders. 30 years building viral products, $2.4B in exits. This is why we're launching @tryvortex next week: starting with invitation flows, long-term vision is Virality as a Service.
In our customer discovery calls, we found that 90% of companies don’t even have their invitation flows instrumented. They have no idea how many free trials are dying quietly because they never reach team-level critical mass.
cc @GEVS94 loved your enthusiasm for this idea https://t.co/a72UYK0c5J
Why do viral growth loops fail? It's not the product. It's the friction. Every extra step in your invite flow loses 30-40% of users. Here's how to audit yours: 🧵
And that’s what I’ve been working on lately. If you’re building a SaaS product where growing your user base matters, check out the demo and give it a try.
Some of the hardest SaaS features aren’t the ones that make you special — they’re the ones you assume are simple.
The “plumbing.”
Invitations, billing, permissions... all deceptively hard.
A short list 👇
In 2015, we scaled Multiply from 10 to 25K+ users per day in a few weeks.
The secret wasn't our core product. It was our invitation system.
Most companies obsess over features. Winners obsess over how users bring their teams.
Increase productivity by using these @code extensions that reduce context and window switching and the risk of a costly distraction.
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Check out some very early prototypes in the latest CodeStream Demo Time:
UMIs for all your code discussions and a visual indicator for what committed code was covered in a review.
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On this First Day of Integrations, Clubhouse gives to you: @teamcodestream. Which doesn’t make for a catchy song, but does make for some useful software.
CodeStream allows you to view and create Clubhouse Stories from directly in your IDE.
Read more ➡️ https://t.co/wLZc0cCi5M
CodeStream 10.0.4 for @intellijidea , @WebStormIDE , and all @jetbrains IDEs adds typeadhead search when selecting branches for a new pull request, the ability to mention @github collaborators when commenting on a PR, and more.
See What's New at https://t.co/BMfodSYXcw