Made a beat maker that runs in your browser. Tap squares on a grid, pick a kit and it exports the beat as a vertical video with the pads lighting up One of the 9 kits is made of dog barks and a squeaky toy

They should remake Silicon Valley but with the AI race.

Free marketing tip: Whenever you walk past display phones at a store, open your app’s App Store page on all of them

Pipsmith's run is a map now instead of one fight after another. Each district is 7 rows by 3 lanes with the boss at the top, and every path up passes at least one Market and one Hearth, so you always get a chance to shop and rest before the boss. The real roll screen is merged in now, so a whole run plays through end to end.

My laptop got down to 11GB free last week and the new SSD isn't here yet. Every folder on this thing is on trial now.

The cause: the installer never goes in the repo, a deploy script copies it in after the build, so a deploy done any other way went out without it. Fixed now, and the next run is Sunday.

Finally moving

Anyone shipping apps on both iPhone and Android, do you launch on the same day or get one store right first?

Anyone remember the last time @claudeai gave us a reset?

I've stopped adding accounts to my small web apps. You pay, Pro switches on in that browser, and the receipt has a link for your other devices. No password reset emails to build either.

Imagine waking up in 2005 with Opus 5.5 installed on your terminal. What’s the first thing you’d make?

Me refreshing App Store Connect waiting for a build to finish processing

Stats from the 17 websites I have up on Vercel. Basically all made in the past 2 months. 3198 visitors - $0 in revenue

Planning my nights around when my Claude usage resets now. Pretty sure that's not a normal hobby.

Puplr has 11,063 dog names now, plus a swipe where you and your partner both pick and it shows the ones you both liked. Last I checked the names had 3 votes between them, and Max, Ruby and Blanco are tied for first.

Tibo handing out resets left, right and centre trying to make GPT relevant again

I’ll summarise: Mark - “We’re back”