Every is doing something pretty interesting with their branding/messaging/positioning. They're layering old and new in a compelling way. Vintage video <> modern programming AI content <> classical motifs It's disarming and clever.

We asked one of our customers, @wirtzdan, to make our next product demo video. The idea being—don't listen to us. Here's an actual customer who has built a successful business with @outseta showing you around. Here it is—the 2026 Outseta demo! 🎬 youtu.be/pjPAxH8ErRI?si=LXpH…

I've been helping @outseta with marketing for the last few months. The most fun part has been digging into customer usage and finding really inspiring examples like this. Stay tuned... more to come

Today I found out Richard Branson founded a membership business and it runs on @outseta. 🤯 thestrivecollective.org/

This is the name of the game for us @outseta. Found us via a @webflow project. Now also using us for his SaaS. In both cases we provide infrastructure that you need to grow in a way that's tightly integrated, affordable, and unfussy.

At @outseta we're cooking up a new online course @webflow cloneable, fully integrated with auth, payments, and more. 1️⃣ Teaser/gated content 2️⃣ Video-based lesson completion 3️⃣ Personalized dashboard 4️⃣ Light/dark mode saved per user 5️⃣ Redirect to correct lesson on login

Anyone else catch themselves analyzing the interior design and architecture of youtube lo-fi scenes? No....just me

I built a tool using @Replit to visualize the last 10 years of fantasy football results in my high school league. Upon further review, I'm profoundly mediocre.

I won't lie, I had a lot of fun rebuilding my personal site. The live tide indicator in the footer and weird nature illustrations make me smile

A friend in Amsterdam has a new "sidewalk garden" in front of her house. She requested it online on the city hall website. Two guys came in four days, removed some tiles, added a curbstone, and added some soil. It was all done in 20-30 minutes. And all that for free. They also brought a bunch of plants that my friend had to pay for herself. She also had to plant them. The total price of those was 7.5€ 🤯 There are some rules: - The garden can be a max. of 45 cm wide - There needs to be a min. of 2 meters of the sidewalk left - You need to take care of it This inexpensive and straightforward initiative made Amsterdam one of the most enjoyable cities to walk in. You see these "gardens" everywhere, and I always thought it was just locals who were building them in the DIY style.

My Dad's storyworth responses are unhinged in the best way.

More of this please

One of my favorite things to do is get coffee and talk about startups/entrepreneurship/ideas. One of my least favorite things is being in a coffee shop next to a table of people doing this.

I feel like I'm shadowbanned here. I'm not sure if it's because I don't have anything of value to add anymore. Or if it's because I stopped tweeting about @webflow 😂

My love language is sharing my favorite cabins and camping spots with friends.

🌻 I've been writing a lot more recently. Head over to the stack to check it out. "I thought this post was just about sharing something that’s worked for me. But really, it’s about what happens when we share the small things we quietly want to do — and invite others into them."

(Build Mode: Update 3) I took @Replit for a spin and created this little Github-style adventure tracker. Fun to visualize where I've been and where I still need to go 🛶🏕️⛷️

(Build Mode: Day 2) I thought I'd be making software. I wrote a poem instead.

Build Mode (Day 1): Created a (pretty mediocre) fantasy subway map for Portland, Maine. Learned I probably don't have a path as a cartographer. Gained an appreciation for urban planning, map design, and public transit.