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We spent two years building an AI that takes one goal all the way to the inbox.
That required inventing a new email language. One that renders perfectly in Gmail, Apple Mail, dark mode, even Outlook 2003.
Introducing @Migma_AI
It designs one campaign and adapts it for different audiences and languages. You approve it, and it sends.
It also sends from your own domain, learns from every send, and connects to Cursor, Claude Code or Codex so your agent can wire up your app's emails.
Migma Pro is free for 7 days and 50% off forever for first 200 supporters.
Repost and comment "Migma" and we'll send the access over.
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You no longer need to pitch to get hired.
These amazing founders will pitch you!!!
If YOU like them just apply and I promise they will see your applicaiton.
15 open roles, 15 future millionaires. That’s EWOR Operators Day on 5 November.
Apply to meet the 10 EWOR Fellows hiring founding-level roles: luma.com/OperatorsDay?utm_so…
A preview of who you'll meet:
001 Alfons, a physicist and former professional handball player, fought off four university professors trying to claim his invention. He recently raised $23.6M to turn roads into power plants.
002 @Edvin1Andersson started his first business at 11 and scaled a remodelling marketplace to $2M by 17. Now he's building an AI call centre turning home improvement leads into booked appointments.
003 Noah built Germany’s leading financial literacy non-profit before moving into AI research at Cambridge and MIT. He's building the AI-native layer that organises shipments autonomously for freight forwarders.
004 Leo built his first computer at six and skipped university to build a voice AI platform that outperformed a competitor with $200M+ in funding.
005 @okaris, a former product lead at Calm, took his last company from idea to revenue in 11 days before exiting. Today, he's defining how humans and AI agents work together.
006 @yamenmohisn, a self-taught programmer since 13, co-founded the world’s first smartphone-based obstacle avoidance system for blind people. He's now deploying swarms of robots for commercial security and industrial inspection.
007 Fuzhan, an award-winning AI PhD and pianist, is in stealth developing the world models powering autonomous physical systems. Previously, she built one of the world's first physics-aware AI applications for BASF and led cross-continental research with Caltech, MIT, KIT and TUM.
008 @Kotrynajuk, a former RAND defence analyst who swapped nuclear strategy for fashion tech, is making emerging luxury fashion brands impossible to ignore.
009 Linh scaled a bubble tea company to three locations at 15 and had a seven-figure exit by 18. Together with Adrian, she's building a retrofit kit that makes any existing street light smart in minutes and cuts its electricity use by up to 80%.
Open roles range from AI and robotics engineers, to CTOs to marketing leads.
Last time, thousands of former operators from companies like OpenAI, Palantir, Amazon, Google and Microsoft applied. Some of them are now sitting on life-changing equity.
5 November, 16:30 Berlin / 07:30 San Francisco.
Few spots remain. Share this with an operator who should be there.
Migma should be there soon
@FabianHedin hope you didn't buy the spot forever, we're next on the queue.
If you've been waiting for a sign, we put up a few.
@Lovable's "Make It Yourself" campaign is out in the world. Proud of the team for making it happen.
🔔🔔 For all the founders who need funding🔔🔔
EWOR applications are now open!
I’ll nominate founders from anywhere in the world for funding consideration by EWOR—the virtual Silicon Valley.
Share what you’re building and apply if you think you’re exceptional.
Up to €500K in funding within two weeks, after just two interviews
Founders, you’re going to build your generational company with or without us.
Build it with people as obsessed with creating your legacy as we are.
If you know a founder who belongs here, send them this link before 30 November: ewor.com/apply?sc=NL&ssc=Oct… View article
Never work at @Migma_AI
Adam Lababidi retweeted
spent some time exploring @Migma_Ai and wrote out what actually stood out to me
I’ll start offering equity to our customers..
those legends who give us their invaluable time, sharing their precious ideas and feedback, then getting genuinely excited when we ship them.
at this point they’re basically co-founders 😂❤️
Grok Bot is getting way better.
Now Grok Bot can help you without asking.
Like I just finished an interview, and promised the person a second interview.
Grok Bot already has that ready for me.
Really amazing 🤯
Thanks a lot @Grok @Bot team! @pengzheng_ @roshan_s @benln @benjitaylor @poteto @lingxi
Migma team is growing, welcome Scarlett 🎉
hi everyone,
i'm 22, from italy moved to barcelona
because i joined @Migma_AI 😱🎉
btw, it's my first post ever so let's connect
Replying to @OpenAI
@OpenAI + @Migma_AI
Introducing Dots for email marketing
Need proper email designs? Halloween 🎃, Black Friday Product launch?
Just ask your dot to connect to Migma.
We handle design, assets, compatibility, sending, inbox placement, compliance and all the complicated parts.
Check out Migma.ai
P.S: also avaliable on dot.com
spent 2 weeks refining this Grok @bot template
to handle all your email marketing from:
- designing on brand emails
- ensuring compatibility and compliance
- inbox placement
- subscriber preferences
- metrics and clickmaps
and it's free: migma.ai/grok-bot-email-mark…
Adam Lababidi retweeted
A peek inside Migma’s new brand guidelines. The rebrand is coming soon.
Worth the obsession? 👀
@Migma_AI
Adam Lababidi retweeted
Tech Founders keep asking me what makes a launch video work?
Here's the honest answer after doing a lot of these.
The first two seconds decide it, someone is scrolling and something has to stop them before they know what they're looking at.
Attention spans are so cooked. Reels and TikTok trained your ICP to bail in seconds, and that number drops every year.
so always start with a problem the viewer already has.
for example: ideas are easy, running an email campaign isn't." no product, no company name, just a problem the viewer already has.
by the time the product shows up, they've agreed with you once. that's the whole trick :)





























