Chez Spigelman

This seems really useful - (saved) time is money!

Maven is inspiring - congratulations on the launch. I built a small side project to help aggregate ALL CBC's from across the web - nextcohort.com. Whilst Maven is really leading the industry and making CBC's more accessible to both students and experts - there are still many great courses out there that are 'independent' and worthwhile checking out.

You may have heard the term CBC - cohort based course. We wrote a blog post on what they are, here: https://www.nextcohort.com/blog-... It's a bit of a hype term, but the underlying theory is still true: regular online courses aren't great (when was the last time you finished one?), and CBC's are the future of online learning, with the likes of Maven (founded by Gagan Biyani, formerly founder...

This looks phenomenally useful - and beautifully designed too! Well done.

I'm a nocoder, with a background in corporate credit and finance. I found no code and indie hacking during Covid, and I'm full time experimenting now. Last year, I read an excellent post by Yehoshua Zlotogorski, the founder of Alpe Audio, where he discusses joining his friends together to boost each others content on Twitter, and I thought it would be cool to productise it. I ran an experiment,...

Excellent, love the crypto feature.

Nice work - I think I'll be using often

Twitter link is dead. Otherwise, big like, will keep an eye out.

Honest question : there are lot's of no code builders. Why did you build another one? What makes yours special?

Impressive. This line is bang on the money: "And yet, the current market is full of overpriced and overcomplicated solutions designed for large companies and agencies. They are focused on data while startups and SMB are very much ROI-centered. And they are SUPER boring to use."

For a non techie - what benefit this over a free forms builder like Google Forms?

This tool is handy for those: 1. exploring non dilutive funding options for their startup 2. Considering buying or selling a micro startup 3. Keen to find tools and resources on succeeding in the micro acquisition space

Well done, looks useful

It is what it says on the front cover. Not much to add. Let me know what you like, what you don't like etc.

Not hyperbole to exclaim that Softr is the No. 1 no code tool on the market. If you've heard about no code and want to dip your toes into it, use Softr first. It covers many many use cases, is expanding it's functionality quickly, and is so easy and fun to use it's practically addictive. Congrats makers!

Hate this newsletter, primarily because it's guaranteed to make me drop everything else and read it, and that kills my productivity. All in all, brilliant and eye opening.