So many Crowns are going out today. The logistics team is working hard to get all Black Friday orders delivered by Christmas.

13 years ago, I created a guitar with changing designs

I often think about this

Turn ideas into ink, then paper, build it, and then ship it.

It's only fair

Hardware is hard It's like solving a 10,000-piece puzzle with all the pieces scattered across different continents. Some pieces don't yet exist. If you manage to solve the puzzle, you have to get really good at creating a process for other people to solve the puzzle faster

Good things come to those who ship

I wonder what a Cybercrown would look like

November was an all-time record month for Neurosity Sales increased by: - 82% compared to the previous month - 166% compared to last November

I just got a white Crown There’s only a handful of these We made them for 𝖦𝗋𝗂𝗆𝖾𝗌 ⏳ All I want for Christmas is for her to sign mine

I love building a product that will be under many Christmas trees this year. As a startup founder, it's one of the best feelings and a reason why we push harder right before the Holidays.

DK1 from 2019 At the very beginning, AJ and I assembled, packaged, and shipped every single Crown.

Giving Plausible Analytics a try. So far I'm loving the simplicity.

I've been working with my co-founder for 5 years and I've convinced him to let me interview him about what it is like to live with ADHD. This is his take on explaining ADHD to neurotypicals, like me.

People with ADHD are often told: "Pay attention" But how can you pay attention when your brain doesn't know what attention is?

Today we shipped our most requested feature. It has the potential to 5x the product usage. I’ll post the results next week.

When you give your users what they don't know they need. Messages like these are like fuel for founders.

A must read if you are into embedded systems