I feel like this is trying to play off of https://grugbrain.dev/
Not sure if the riff lands though (same author?)
Edit: “with HTMX (big fans and of grugbraindev -- no relation)” apparently unrelated.
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#12> we take design inspiration from websites like Hacker News, Craigslist, and McMaster Carr I bet they'd love when2meet.[0] It's a gem for organizing, completely free and zero sign-up required. It's really inspired me to push myself to see how far I could take "no signup required" in any app I work on [0] https://www.when2meet.com/ > The first 99 paying users are "Founding Grugs." For any referral you get to sign up f…
It's a very poorly conceived pyramid scheme if so, since it's limited to 99 people and the revenue share only goes one referral deep
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#13Grug thinking why login for write text website? Model schema and database in notes too big brain. Grug use notepad and search with grep.
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#14I feel like this is trying to play off of https://grugbrain.dev/ Not sure if the riff lands though (same author?) Edit: “with HTMX (big fans and of grugbraindev -- no relation)” apparently unrelated.
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#15> we take design inspiration from websites like Hacker News, Craigslist, and McMaster Carr I bet they'd love when2meet.[0] It's a gem for organizing, completely free and zero sign-up required. It's really inspired me to push myself to see how far I could take "no signup required" in any app I work on [0] https://www.when2meet.com/ > The first 99 paying users are "Founding Grugs." For any referral you get to sign up f…
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#16One look at that logo, and I'm on the floor laughing.
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#17> we take design inspiration from websites like Hacker News, Craigslist, and McMaster Carr I bet they'd love when2meet.[0] It's a gem for organizing, completely free and zero sign-up required. It's really inspired me to push myself to see how far I could take "no signup required" in any app I work on [0] https://www.when2meet.com/ > The first 99 paying users are "Founding Grugs." For any referral you get to sign up f…
It's a very poorly conceived pyramid scheme if so, since it's limited to 99 people and the revenue share only goes one referral deep
I didn't paste the rest of it:
Paying users 100-999 are "Early Grugs."
Same deal, at 20%
Paying users 1000-9999 will be "Grug 'Ohana."
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#18maker here. well hot dam, not sure I'm ready for this. But happy to answer any questions if it stays online. Literally I'm the only daily active user right now. back story -- I was a happy roam research user, but i found it too slow for my iphone se. Been at home more with a one year old, so gotten back in to programming during naps.
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#19> we take design inspiration from websites like Hacker News, Craigslist, and McMaster Carr I bet they'd love when2meet.[0] It's a gem for organizing, completely free and zero sign-up required. It's really inspired me to push myself to see how far I could take "no signup required" in any app I work on [0] https://www.when2meet.com/ > The first 99 paying users are "Founding Grugs." For any referral you get to sign up f…
just an idea since I haven't enabled payments. open to feedback.
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#20> we take design inspiration from websites like Hacker News, Craigslist, and McMaster Carr I bet they'd love when2meet.[0] It's a gem for organizing, completely free and zero sign-up required. It's really inspired me to push myself to see how far I could take "no signup required" in any app I work on [0] https://www.when2meet.com/ > The first 99 paying users are "Founding Grugs." For any referral you get to sign up f…
Ehh, not really a pyramid schemes if there’s a reason to use the app beyond just signing up more people. Feels like a shallow growth-hack.
that's the idea. and desire to have no longterm marketing costs after that.