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Everything we build is focused on one goal: removing technological barriers to enable creativity, productivity, and capability on the web.

Seattle
Joined October 2020
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Who's "we"? Everyone on here really buying coffee every morning? These "trends" not catching on is largely due to the influence of companies who would lose money if your needs aren't continually outsourced to them. I think we're smarter than that now.
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Having fun is a super power. Remember to play more. Work as play, play as work. Once you start having fun doing something - you’re unstoppable.
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Techcrunch gets it. There is so much unfulfilled demand for personal software that people can finally start to satisfy for themselves. Making it easier to create an app than it is to make a spreadsheet is the key. techcrunch.com/2026/01/16/th…
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"We’re entering an era of personal, disposable software." This is fantastic for most people but what happens to software engineers when people can make their own software? @codestirring argues engineers become more valuable, not less. chrisgregori.dev/opinion/cod…
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The best way to predict the future is to create it. That's how we at @playfulsoftware know 2026 will be The Year of Personal Software!
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Replying to @Snapcrackle @dabit3
We're at a similar inflection point to the one that early C compilers brought. Assembly language programmers were right that hand-coded was better. Then compilers got more sophisticated; CPUs more complex. Soon compilers were producing superior machine code than 99% of humans.
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I love @outofdesk's take on personal software, "perfect software". It's perfect because it's made for your need. No more, no less. It serves no agenda other than your own. At some point it will be mundane but at the beginning it's liberating, exciting! outofdesk.netlify.app/blog/p…
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