What if every click cost your users $10? That's how we think at Tiiny File updates now take 2 clicks instead of 3. When you're building "the simplest hosting platform," every unnecessary click is a broken promise. Simplicity isn't a feature, it's the product.

“SEO is dead” “Reddit is dead” “YouTube is dead” "Email is dead" Nothing’s dead. You just quit too early.

Revamping our homepage ⏳...

So what you're saying is... Tiiny is more profitable 😏

Your first REAL users won't come from: - SEO - Product Hunt - Viral tweets They’ll come from: - Talking to people - Solving a real pain - Showing up where users hang out

Just started promoting YT vids. Working quite well:

I still think the UK is one of the most straightforward countries to register a new business. Always amazed how difficult it is around the world.

I didn’t go viral. Didn’t raise money. Didn’t hire backlink agencies. I just built stuff people searched for. That’s how I hit 35M+ Google impressions.

This.

What are the best API docs you've ever read? Looking for inspiration.

App ideas - hear me out: Twitter, but you only see your followers. Instagram, but you only see your followers.

99 apps down but tiiny ain't one 😏✌️

Turns out but it's because we aren't in us-East-Virginia-1 Change your default regions folks!

2013: Rejected by YC 2014: First startup → FAILED 2017: Second startup → FAILED 2018: Another app → FAILED 2019: Launched tiiny (solo, bootstrapped) 2020: First customer - $10 2021: $1k MRR 2023: $10k MRR 2024: $20k MRR Today: $500k+ ARR Success is never linear.

The term "GTM" really shouldn't exist. Why isn't everything you do GTM?

No VC money. No co-founder. Just kept building.

Bro... you don't have enough users for kubenetes.

This is everything wrong with entrepreneurship rn.