pm/designer. currently @airbnb. previously @spotify.

Joined October 2008
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Bryan Roy retweeted
Feb 3
Vibe coding is the new product management. Training and tuning models is the new coding.
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17 Sep 2025
Inspo board 🤔
17 Sep 2025
Brand exploration for OpenAI with Sam Altman, February 2023 Two logo concepts – Circle and Monogram – alongside broader exploration for ChatGPT across brand and product. More details and link below.
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9 Sep 2025
Product managers and designers I love working with: - Creative - Decisive - Storytellers - Open minded - Think like marketers - Obsessed with users - Pushes team on craft - Doesn’t defer to metrics - Never hides behind process - Crystal clear on the problem
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8 Sep 2025
Spotify made personalized playlists for every user so that you didn’t need to curate music. Someone needs to make personalized context for every user so that you don’t need to prompt chats.
“If AI had existed ten years ago, products would not look the way they do today. We need to move beyond chat and create experiences where AI feels native, invisible, and context-aware. This is our role: to imagine the future, and to bring it into the present.”
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8 Sep 2025
Every person in tech will feel how AI changes product management. For example: Pre-AI: Set up hours of back-to-back meetings to “align” with stakeholders Post-AI: Train your agents and models to simulate discussions and feedback in seconds
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7 Sep 2025
The <autofocus/> html attribute crawled so perplexity could run.
25 Aug 2025
Replying to @gunnargray
2. Faster questions: removed the bottom navigation, allowing the app to launch with the keyboard open, making it faster to ask questions.
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7 Sep 2025
Spotify’s AI DJ began as a prototype with a generic voice that sounded like FM radio. We almost shipped that. It would’ve failed. The push for craft gave it the unique voice and personality of our coworker Xavier. Engineers built it. UX Writers made it matter. AI without great writing is just math.
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5 Sep 2025
Every product shipped at a big tech company is the sum of data debates decisions I’ve been testing “AI agents as coworkers” in @cursor_ai to simulate this Takeaways: 1. Product management is about to be reinvented 2. Chatting with AI still feels like the command line era
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Bryan Roy retweeted
13 May 2025
Now you can Airbnb more than an Airbnb
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Bryan Roy retweeted
12 Jan 2025
The more things change, the more they stay the same. 🏒 ❄️ 📍 Boston Public Garden 🗓️ 1930 - 2025
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Bryan Roy retweeted
What a shot.

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3 Nov 2023
"0-to-1" creators/leaders at big tech co's know how/when to bring in the "1-to-10" teams.
Observed: The portability of products and people is an essential motion for innovation to thrive in a big company. But this tendency is somewhat counterintuitive for traditional managers that define their success by the number of people on their team. Perhaps the true “entrepreneurs” in big companies don’t hoard and build fiefdoms, they start and handoff - constantly “re-potting” anything that starts growing fast into the right part of the business with the right incentives so the roots go deep?
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24 Oct 2023
So proud of the work our personalization team does here.
24 Oct 2023
Truly stellar quarter. Improving step by step. Thanks to all Spotify teams around the world.
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24 Oct 2023
Spotify DJ: The 200 Best Inventions of 2023 | TIME time.com/collection/best-inv…

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Bryan Roy retweeted
If Spotify were starting today, it might not succeed. Why? Because of Apple's innovation barriers, says @eldsjal. Learn more: spoti.fi/46EIwzc
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20 Oct 2023
Empathy also expands the scope of what you design for: Both the perceptions and the realities of your users.
when it comes to nailing product-market fit, empathy > passion. too many builders are motivated by vision as opposed to understanding what their customers are actually struggling with (often nuanced, psychological, and surprising). passion is the red herring of product - often yielding results many degrees off.
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Bryan Roy retweeted
26 Sep 2023
Introducing Jam – a new way for you and your friends to share the queue and choose what’s playing together. spotify.link/jam
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