I’ve launched twelve.zamith.pt today. Genuinely interested in knowing what you think. Does it make sense at this time? What parts would you like to know more about along the way?
I'm starting a new challenge, building 12 products in 12 months. I'm calling it "12-in-12" and doing it all in the open. Each month you get to vote on what I build, and you can propose your own ideas: twelve.zamith.pt
Quietbox is live 🎉 It costs less than a coffee (in the UK 😅) and it does not keep or sell your personal data!
Currently in invite only mode while Google does some extra checks. Want to try it? Reply or DM me with an email and I'll allow it.
quietbox.zamith.pt#12in12
It’s wild how easy it is for these type of emails to creep up. I was getting a ton of them every week without really noticing. After running quietbox once not only do I get a lot less emails, the signal vs noise ratio is crazy.
Sounds like an infomercial, but it’s true 😂
Back in 2014 @levelsio built 12 startups in 12 months, I'm only 12 years late 😅 Not going for startups necessarily, but I do want to build micro products that are useful. There are already a bunch of ideas up for voting, check it out and add yours #12in12twelve.zamith.pt
The journey of building them with AI is vastly different from doing it all those years ago, should be interesting in itself.
Building for real users, not other indie devs. Could probably make more from the "how I did it" course than the actual products. Resisting the urge 😂
Props to @mattpocock for his AI building workflow. I'm using a variant for Quietbox: explore the decision tree, write findings to a doc, create issues from that doc, swarm agents to build review. Want to know more? #12in12twelve.zamith.pt/
Unroll.me got caught selling its users' inbox data. That made every free unsubscribe tool a little harder to trust.
With Quietbox, I've decided to make it read headers only, never the body. It's a tradeoff, but it still works surprisingly well. #12in12
I'm starting a new challenge, building 12 products in 12 months. I'm calling it "12-in-12" and doing it all in the open. Each month you get to vote on what I build, and you can propose your own ideas: twelve.zamith.pt
Aiming for a mix of "useful to me" and "useful to you". Month 1 is already underway, and you can follow it on the website. Go mess with the roadmap. Whatever wins, I'm on the hook to build. 1 down, 11 to go.
In the midst of wars both political and technological, I’ve decided to write about something a bit more chill. Board games and why we play the games we play.
substack.com/@zamith/note/p-…
27.6T in stablecoin volume last year. $255B market cap. 📈
Yet most infrastructure still serves traders, not businesses. 🤔
It’s time for #StablecoinSummer to change this!
We're launching a 4-week validation program for founders building stablecoin infrastructure for real-world use.
No generic advice or theoretical frameworks. Just hands-on validation with our product, engineering, and design teams. For free.
Read more about our approach and apply through the link in our bio. 👆
I’ll be speaking at Goatmire and Elixir conference in Sweden in September. If any of those things sound interesting check it out: goatmire.com/talk/branching-…
💧 @Alchemy_Conf is not your usual conference.
It's created by the #elixirlang community for the community.
Here are some words from @zamith, who uses this tech every day, about creating a conference that doesn't suck.
🎟️ Tickets at alchemyconf.com#MyElixirStatus