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This is how to actually find creators to scale your app past $10,000/mo

We built an ai agent that watches user sessions + emails users when they get stuck

• hooked into posthog session replays
• every session analyzed w/ gemini
• agent detects friction + purchase hesitation
• auto-sends the right nudge

last week we sent 300 behavior-triggered emails

i vibe coded an app that analyzes my camera roll to produce a photos “wrapped”.

noticed i had taken way less photos than i otherwise did in previous years. i also stopped posting to instagram entirely. kinda interesting how instagram trained everyone to live in anticipation of the post… quitting breaks that loop almost entirely.

it was just nice to be in the present moment.

Someone out there has already gathered your dream customers. Podcast. Newsletter. YouTube channel. Make them an ally not a competitor.

year 2 of playful ideas

my favorites from 2025…

Literally the only 2 deals structures you need to close Influencers for your app:

Building an app without studying competitors is like begging for $0/mrr

so here are 4 things you should study
before launching your app:

Real pros don’t try to weasel their way out of the hard work.

you must find undiscovered arbitrage for outsized returns.

you will never win by chasing things other ppl also want.

competition is for losers.

This is how much it cost to build 9 apps
to make over $50k/mo revenue

Rork ( for building ): $20/mo
Firebase( Database ): $5/mo
Superwall ( payments ) $125/mo
Apple dev $99/yr

Total: $170/mo
would you make this investment?

Do only one thing + do it for a very long time = getting whatever you want

THIS APP IS AWESOME

Woofz is making $350K/MONTH by offering hyper-personalized training plans, health tracking, and expert guidance tailored to your specific dog.

Let's break down their onboarding using @screensdesign_ and their keywords using @TryAstroApp 🧵👇
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We're making Tinker generally available with new models and features.

Founders realizing they need to work on distribution from day 1:

power accrues to whoever can:

• clearly name a previously unarticulated tension

• make people feel deeply seen by it

• collapse all of the complexity into a legible arc

• & offer a direction that feels inevitable

this is the blueprint of every giant movement, from politics, to company building, to religion.

handy.computer is exactly what I need from the voice-to-text application:

1. Simple.
2. No subscription (it is free).
3. No data transfers outside of my laptop.

I am not affiliated, I just like it. And it is open-source by the way.

Update: We have to pull this for now. It's summarizing a bit too frequently.

We're looking into it and we'll share an update when we're able to re-enable.

i think about this post on a daily basis

Science just did the unthinkable:

Researchers genetically modified the world's deadliest virus to trace how psilocybin physically repairs the brain...

𝗱𝗼𝘄𝗻 𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝙚𝙭𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝗻𝗲𝘂𝗿𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝗶𝗻𝘃𝗼𝗹𝘃𝗲𝗱.

We've finally figured out why one trip can change your entire life 🧵

We buried the lede a bit here, compact summarization now happens continuously in the background so that when you need to compact the effect is instant

Your dev experience now has full MCP support

Use the the Shopify Dev MCP server to set up, code, and validate your app

Demo with @darius_gai

TrendForce projects that in 2026, annual worldwide shipments of humanoid robots will surpass 50,000 units, a roughly 700% increase compared with previous years.

This health app has just 5K downloads but makes $200K/MONTH

Nerva isn’t like other health apps, it uses gut hypnotherapy, a medical referral system, and a premium pricing model to drive growth.

Let's break down their onboarding using @screensdesign_ and their keywords using @TryAstroApp 🧵👇
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The Surprising Reason Why @PalmerLuckey Always Wears Hawaiian Shirts:

@czoob3 the most important thing in life is indeed to work on an aislop dropshipping platform for solopreneurs