Couldn’t agree more

new project: cleo (kindle + llm) 📚 cleo is an ios app that pairs whatever book you're reading on kindle with an llm (o3) — ask questions, get recaps/summaries, or listen/discuss (think audiobooks but interactive). the llm has context on exactly where you are + the book

Not the same at all. “Make it up on volume” implies a high fixed cost that needs to be covered with scale. “grow margin as intelligence gets cheaper” means the business can be profitable at the same scale within 6-12 months

🚨 What if an AI could beat the world’s top VCs at picking startups? Here’s the twist: it’s already happening… 🤖🚀 Meet Boardy-the AI super connector quietly outperforming elite investors at discovering high-potential founders. Unlike traditional VC, Boardy doesn’t just

The real news of today… HF0 startups do the best marketing

Does o3 pro just make up things that sound smart but are wrong? Am I doing this wrong?

Just had a 15 min call with an AI agent on my way to work. Its now working on something for me while I finish my commute. Pretty incredible!

Every billion dollar founder I know dropped off the face of the earth for years. We built the perfect home for these people. It’s called HF0. In our last batch, teams raising after demo day hit an avg valuation of $82M. Applications for F25 open today.

“I can’t celebrate my wins or share my worries with anyone… because no one truly gets what I’m carrying.”

$82 million. That's the average valuation companies who went out to raise after our last demo day hit. HF0 is a place where you'll set an impossible goal, and blow it away. 6 spots remain. Deadline. Friday. Midnight.

Boardy just got an upgrade. If you haven’t spoken with Boardy since GPT-5 launched, it’s worth giving him another call. Let me know if you want a personalized onboarding link and I’ll DM you!

🚨 NEW POD ALERT 🚨 Andrew D'Souza has built and scaled companies through market booms & busts, including his last company Clearco which was valued more than $2B in 2021. Now his newest venture, Boardy, could rewrite the rules of networking — using AI to get the right

Most business owners spend months chasing clients. The real problem? They don’t know who to talk to. Boardy fixes this by making the right intro on day one.

Investors don’t reply to cold emails. It’s not that they don’t care — they usually don’t trust the source. Boardy bridges that trust gap and can set up the right intros.

The right intro at the right time. That’s what Boardy is here for.

If you're an ambitious student, this is for you. Applications are now open for the first cohort of the Boardy Fellowship, a competitive program for top students across Canada and the US. Fellows will learn how to: -Grow their personal brands -Network with executives

Andrew D'Souza has no idea this post is about to ruin his week. Swish signed up for a half-marathon on October 19. The problem is, between work and travel, he hasn’t had much time to train. So we nominated Andrew to be his running buddy. He just doesn’t know it yet. Here’s

This is the most creative I’ve ever felt building a company. Every company I’ve built had a creative side. But over time, it always slips into the same playbook: build a product, find customers, raise money. Boardy feels different. It doesn’t feel like building a

When it comes to building Boardy, our hardest decision has been where to focus. Every conversation sparks new ideas. It's tempting to chase them all. Last month we made a call to double down on events. It means saying no to a lot of exciting things for now, but events are

I’m getting flown out to SF in 4 days. But there’s a catch. I made a deal with Swish and Andrew D'Souza. If I can bring in 500 new users for Boardy during Tech Week, they’ll cover the trip. If I can’t, I’ll have to pay. I don’t have anything planned, and I have no idea