Poof is now OpenApps.
Apps that outlive their makers.
Autonomously run. Collectively owned.
Openly governed. Shared upside.
The substrate: @bounded_sh
poof[dot]new → https://t.co/e7yshdqdcq
Soon you will be able to launch an app, have it operate autonomously, and share in the upside of its success.
・ → ◌ → ⊙ → ◎ → ∞
Sign up for early access https://t.co/ttXducjPrk
The future of software is open. Crypto cut out the middleman in finance.
OpenApps will do the same for software.
More value and a greater voice back to the users who make these apps what they are.
Code is now abundant. It's time for the software we use to take advantage of it.
The future of software is open. Crypto cut out the middleman in finance.
OpenApps will do the same for software.
More value and a greater voice back to the users who make these apps what they are.
Code is now abundant. It's time for the software we use to take advantage of it.
Soon you will be able to launch an app, have it operate autonomously, and share in the upside of its success.
・ → ◌ → ⊙ → ◎ → ∞
Sign up for early access https://t.co/ttXducjPrk
The constraints of current systems aren’t just around building apps, but deciding what gets built and keeping the feedback loop going.
To build successful apps, your instinct has to keep finding the winnable idea by listening to users and iterating on their feedback.
That whole loop is the bottleneck.
That is what OpenApps solves.
Mid-run, the agent is solving a different task than the one you started.
The constraint you stated at the top is gone. Nobody deleted it. It just fell out of the window.
If a rule still matters, put it where the next turn will actually see it.
OpenApps is easily the most ambitious thing I've worked on in my career.
If AI gets to the point where there's no reason for humans to be running software, who gets to decide what software does and who it is built to serve?
Why should some company, or a datacenter in bumfuck Virginia, decide whether my Uber ride costs 50% more tomorrow?
There’s a huge amount we don’t know about where AI goes from here. But the question of who controls increasingly autonomous software and who should ultimately get a say in what it does is already becoming real.
OpenApps is us trying to build a better answer to that question before it becomes a much bigger problem.
We’ll be building a lot of this in public. Follow @openappsxyz to keep up!
OpenApps is easily the most ambitious thing I've worked on in my career.
If AI gets to the point where there's no reason for humans to be running software, who gets to decide what software does and who it is built to serve?
Why should some company, or a datacenter in bumfuck Virginia, decide whether my Uber ride costs 50% more tomorrow?
There’s a huge amount we don’t know about where AI goes from here. But the question of who controls increasingly autonomous software and who should ultimately get a say in what it does is already becoming real.
OpenApps is us trying to build a better answer to that question before it becomes a much bigger problem.
We’ll be building a lot of this in public. Follow @openappsxyz to keep up!