We just published a blog post about how to automate customer service using AI. Read it here - lexy.so/blog/automate-…

I am not a good writer, and I hate writing. I have been writing one piece of content everyday for SEO. It takes me about 3-4 hours to write each post. My process - 1. SEMrush keyword research 2. Skim the top 10 ranking posts 3. Read 3-4 of the best 4. Research relevant

"Our app revolutionizes the way you do..." bro just tell me wtf the app does what job does it automate slap me in the face with it founders repeat after me we build x and it automates y that you hate doing nothing more nothing less

We are in the process of launching the website AI chatbot for customer service feature. It's already installed on the lexy.so homepage. If I need to change any details I just update it in Notion and its done.

SEO is for the people willing to wait 12 months to see ROI

Weekly update for Lexy 1. Public API You can get lexy chat response remotely with API calls! docs.lexy.so/docs/get-start… 2. Lexy to Website You can have lexy chat bot on your site now! We have it installed on our site!

One little hack I do to teach is I'll just lecture someone on a subject I just learnt, even if they didn't ask me.

I just updated the homepage for Lexy again. We are trying to make it as simple as possible to see the value and ease of using Lexy. The homepage is always a WIP. lexy.so

$8 for wifi on a 14 hour flight is a bargain

When I see an article that a famous person has died, I read it to find out how they died. Why do they never say? I want the details, the timeline and the lifestyle choices up to that point, so I can find out when I'm going to die.

Yesterday I had an idea for a website that goes against all of my startup principles. - Consumer website - Community led - Free to use It would need a lot of users to make it a viable source of information. BUT, I think the idea is fun to build. Should I build it?

My girlfriend’s 25th birthday party was lit. Don’t forget to party people

Just tried String.com (in alpha) - a game-changer for automation. Plain language prompting to build workflows in minutes, powered by Pipedream's extensive app ecosystem. Still rough around the edges since it's alpha, but the potential is huge. (Great domain)

It's crazy that Fiverr add a 66% service fee on a tip! I already paid the service fee on the service.

I don’t know how to code. But yesterday, I got AI to build me an entire software product. Here’s how it went: I knew exactly what I wanted to create. Designed a simple MVP UI in Figma. Asked ChatGPT to map out the project. Dropped the plan + UI into Cursor (Claude Sonnet