Tools for Others
We can now build tools. But what happens after we've got all the shaders we need?
Designer, Product Wonk, Founder, etc.
We can now build tools. But what happens after we've got all the shaders we need?
Without a critical human eye, AI produces slop. The quality bar is yours to maintain.
From Deliveroo to deliverance – entrepreneurship lessons on the Strategy & Tragedy podcast
As code becomes source of truth, design tools become interfaces on code, not the other way round.
Notes on chatGPT Atlas one day in
Meta-blogging: Using Claude Code on my iPhone to write about using Claude Code on my iPhone
Why designers may face a choice between technical mastery and creative vision
Will the process of designing in product teams finally get its upgrade?
A reflection on the importance of engaging with AI
Just 6 guys and we're vibin' a good time
On entrepreneurship in the age of AI
On throwing ourselves into the AI abyss
Because The North needs more founder community
They're probably staring into the abyss
It's amazing how fast things can happen when you've put in the time
Perhaps we can't blame our phones...
And the value of building for fun
A quick one about the A12
On Spotify and the future of podcasting
And the one job in my life that Facebook was actually good for
On Marmite and first time user experiences.
On the eve of a launch, a reflection
A conference talk at Jam London
Talking about my personal journey at Jam Barcelona
When is it OK to believe that everything will be OK?
On writing becoming my highest leverage skill
Switching to sales as a non sales-person
It's taken a long time but is totally worth the wait
The Alpha begins. What the hell happened for the last six months?
A talk at Design Club in London
I was interviewed about bootstrapping and progression
Moving from Pilot to Alpha, and why
It's been a wild couple of months. Still haven't launched.
First paying customers! It's alive...
I’m struggling to stick to a plan…
Becoming comfortable with doing lots of things I don't know how do
Posting on a Friday this week, it's been hella busy, after last week off. May stick to Fridays for now, always a good time for a retro. Look at those tomatoes. Credit: my wife The Skinny I'm gonna tell you what I'm working on... There's always something magical about floating around in a (watermelon themed) rubber ring in a swimming pool in Southern Italy. Clears the mind. Inspiration doesn't…
Doh, already missed a Tuesday deadline. Next week I'm in Italy so next update in 2 weeks time, most likely with sunburn. The skinny How hard is it to even remember what you did in a whole week?! OK I'll try. <br> <div class="tweet"> <p lang="en" dir="ltr">From a forthcoming post I'm writing -- VC economics often require billion dollar valuations. You do not, so don’t let your investor’s business…
Note to self: I'm not sure yet how to structure these weekly journals. I know I want to force myself to write, to keep myself honest in the absence of co-founders, but I've never had a diary before. So I'll try a format, and if it doesn't work, I'll change it. The skinny After splitting off from the team last week, I've been readjusting a bit. I've looked back at the problems I've seen and felt…
My first 100 days as a (kind of) startup founder
A letter to everyone that ever helped with our little creative graduate magazine
How we’re using Experience Principles to keep each other honest at Deliveroo.
A talk at Ironhack in Madrid
An honest look at how our design team is incorporating Framer into our workflow.
Or how to make friends and influence (product) people
...and we're working out how to feed you
How anyone can use an O.O.D.A. loop to get to answers quicker
Drop your one day side project and stick with something for a year.
An interview with Drum n Bass legend Goldie