I built @WenderAI, the fastest way to design anything. VP of Product at @glideapps, building GlideOS.
Phoenix, Az
Joined May 2008
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Wender is the fastest AI design tool... and it's live on @ProductHunt today! I have worked SO hard to make Wender a great experience and useful tool, and it would mean the world to me if you would check it out and RT this post.
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My wife got us tickets to see @BillNye tonight for my birthday. This nerd is very excited.
Step 1: Set up bots to help you with every part of your life and job
Step 2: OMG this is amazing go bots go.
Step 3: Wow I'm getting a lot of messages from my bots
Step 4: Ignore all bots completely forever. Too much work. Leave me alone.
Looking to raise $50M to build a coding agent that tells you all your product ideas are bad and refuses to code them. I think it'll save us all a lot of time and money.
Posthog MCP is a glimpse into the future. A crazy complicated app that does every possible thing you could ever want but with unlimited MCP access so you only ever use it through Claude. There's no limit to my questions about my data. I use it all day every day.
Gahhh I love this new trend of super cheap models that are good at one thing. Data extraction is a huge use case for LLMs and this will be so much cheaper.
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Imagine creating a simulation on your computer and forgetting about it. You come back and some of the apes have made artificial intelligence and are vibe coding simulations now.
“Give yourself tooling to monitor performance, simulate heavy workloads, improve performance, loop until you’re satisfied.” Ridiculous how well this works with frontier models.
It's super fun to build stuff for agents because you have unlimited access to your user. Give it to an agent, ask what tripped them up, what confused them, what slowed them down; repeat.
I got an honest to god, "Well at your age..." comment from the doctor the other day. She will hear about this in my Yelp review.
I love how everyone in my timeline is convinced they have the entirely unique insight that Tesla owners will not be driving flying cars. Really great job working that out. I was fully convinced that all cars would now do kickflips until I saw your tweet.
This is a good representation of what LLMs are doing to web and app design. It’s not that a 7 is bad or good. It’s that the distribution of creativity is narrowing drastically for those not putting in extra effort. This was true for Bootstrap/Tailwind/etc before LLMs.
The league of insufferable fan bases who whine about all the new things non stop would formally like to welcome Narnia fans to the fold. Take your place between the Star Wars and Lord of the Rings fans. Yeah, right there near the millennial carrying a Harry Potter wand. Perfect.
I've been pretty silent about Wender lately. This is because I've rebuilt it from the ground up to be something quite different and more useful in my own day to day work. Still tweaking but it's getting really good.
I see two moats in software:
1. Proprietary data others can’t get
2. Some kind of regulatory scheme that protects your application from competition
I know you’re thinking speed and taste make you entirely unique and you’re being silly.
I think it’s unclear but I’m saying moats are dead. You don’t have one. Most people making software don’t have one. The concept is a relic of a bygone era when the software development cycle was slow and you couldn’t clone Photoshop on your lunch break.
