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fitness apps will be one of the new prominent social network categories online enough to tap into global currents offline enough to be part of a local scene
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haha love this
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90% for me i fumble my geography when it comes to central asia (top right here)
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the past years i’ve been pushing every startup i work with to expand their definition of product most consider it to be purely the in-app experience but impact also happens before and after it the touch points that 1. set expectations (pre-app), and 2. keep you top of mind (post-app) are equally important
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congrats to @tyb on the series a past months we’ve been working on the consumer front, defining what onchain community commerce looks like the coming years for now, dropping some snippets from the raise announcement. looking forward to sharing more
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uk when?
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lol fair
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thoughts on browser so far? trying to see the value prop but tbh not too apparent for me rn wondering what use case or flow it excels at
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a friend mentioned the idea that ‘everything is a funnel’ it’s a great product lens: user experiences are a network of funnels, nested, connected, each touchpoint moving (or losing) someone this framing is sharp because it forces a brutally outcome- and motion-oriented way of building: where does this thing lead? what are we optimising for?
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ai companies visibly have an issue connecting with everyday people in response, they overcompensate by showing the most banal use cases for their product – write a recipe, find this, summarise that and here’s the problem: showing people what they already understand won’t feel like magic and spark imagination the biggest opportunity is repositioning these tools for self-actualisation
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tyty
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yess (not that i check my bookmarks on x but still want it haha)
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pink for me
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sent invite in dm
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get running fr
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your interface is your brand for vol, everything started with a single circular button each subsequent page building on this visual fragment, turning ui into identity memorable products build brand in user flows not just around the product, but through it
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liquid glass is the clearest cultural signal your product needs to express stronger opinions this decade apple is betting that flatness is riskier than expression that being forgettable is a larger threat than being polarising if the os is getting louder, your app playing it safe will feel contextually off
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after i switched from grok to gpt i noticed conversations are engineered more for stickiness than insight the agreeable persona of the base config isn’t a tool for critical thought and action, it’s a retention loop makes me wonder, if we can design for emotional modulation to increase sales, could we use these patterns to invisibly help users cultivate micro-habits and thought patterns for self-improvement?
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here to rep tyb !!
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