Retailers have been super happy with the results they’re seeing with Nytch. Starting to get inbound from stores we’ve never heard of. Growing at 30% MoM

Doing a big launch in Tennessee in the next month. Will be in coordination with Goodwill. If any of you live in the state and want to shop at secondhand stores online, let me know which stores you shop at!

Is it too much to ask to start a sweaty vertical B2B SaaS with my friends

Thinking about using Google’s Looker as our internal data analysis tool. Anyone have experience with them? 10 internal users, 2 developer accounts with internal dashboard/pdfs detailing relevant analytics for our businesses. $60k/year so not a light consideration. Would

Nytch was awarded $50,000 by Harbor Lockers to implement their SDK into our mobile apps. This grant will enable shoppers to pick up items from retailers 24/7 and the whole process is contactless. Secondhand shopping won’t be the same.

In the arena

The ABBA show in London was unreal. Highly recommend if anyone gets the chance

Feel like the closest comparison to building a startup is like admitting to working on Ulam’s Conjecture

In 1949, Charlie Munger was 25 years old. He was hired at the law firm of Wright & Garrett for $3,300 per year, or $29,851 in inflation-adjusted dollars as of 2010. He had $1,500 in savings, equal to $13,570 now. A few years later, in 1953, Charlie was 29 years old when he and

Jim Cramer on CNBC “Don’t sell $MSFT. It’s down 10% but those are high quality shares.” It’s so over

#bitcoin about to break $73000. Off to a great 2024 🤑. Hope you all have a great new year

Narrative violation: Almost everyone that applies for an O-1 visa to work in America actually ends up getting it Latest approval rates are as high as 95% If you're on the fence, and worried you are not "extraordinary" enough, let this be your sign to get over yourself & apply

coming soon!! @echorankapp

I’m joining a new startup next week. Who can help me find our ICP

We are live! Echo is live on the App Store. Use code “TWTR” to sign up!

Easily the best breakdown of use case I've seen

11/17 The only framework that works consistently: 1. What problem are we solving? 2. For who specifically? 3. How will we know it worked? 4. What's the simplest version? 5. What could go wrong?

12/16 The best "roadmaps" I've seen: 3 months: Specific commitments 6 months: General direction 12 months: Strategic themes The further out, the vaguer it gets. That's honest planning.