I’ve collected all the snapshots of the products we studied in one place on Playbook — a very cool Dropbox alternative for creatives (and one of our clients). Feel free to explore and grab anything that inspires you. 👉 playbook.com/s/evilmartians…

Almost every post on X is fake. Almost every post on LinkedIn is clearly written by AI. I don't know about you, but my trust in what I read online is at an all-time low.

Back in 2025 only a few devtool sites used this layout in my dataset. Most notable ones were: Linear Playbook Infisical Replicate (if you ignore the robot image which they dropped in 2026)

What’s the most annoying file management tasks do you want automated? We launched this today. Tell us on Playbook

Today, we're launching Playbook Intelligence 🔮 10 days of design iterations, 10 weeks of campaign work, and 10 years of brand, taste, and direction. All captured in a single conversation. → "Find all files related to this client and prep a share" → "Clean up my intakes

A year and a half in the making. Tried it too early, shelved it, never stopped experimenting. Today it's real. Just ask your files what you need -- they'll listen.

If Gmail shows the full email address as a sender, it's definitely a spam/cold outreach. Trash them immediately. Anyone else feel this?

I really hope new founders know what it takes to build a company these days. Lots of failed features and launches but none of them ever get publicized. They only see successes on X and linkedin.

Unpopular opinion: AI tools are best used by people who are already pros in their field. If you don’t know what great looks like, you can’t prompt for it and you certainly can’t edit for it. We’re right back to where we started: taste and expertise are the only true moats.