If you ve tried Flow in Cursor or Windsurf, you know our goal: keep developers in rhythm. No typing fatigue, no tab-switching, no break in flow. Just speak, and your words become context-rich prompts, cleaner docs, and tighter AI workflows.
On paper, third-party LLM aggregators (or "wrappers") seem like an obvious win for users. You get access to multiple top-tier models like GPT-4, Claude 4.1, and Gemini 2.5 Pro all under one subscription, often for the same $20/month as ChatGPT, or even less.
I recently launched my first wellness app, Momentia, a mindful journaling app designed to help people check in with their moods quickly. It s been a rewarding (and humbling) experience, and I wanted to share a few lessons that might help other makers in this space:
Simplicity wins. People don t want a complicated system when it comes to journaling or mental wellness. Small, consistent actions matter more. I discovered this both in my own wellness journey and from early test users.
Community > marketing spend. The most valuable traction so far has come from engaging with communities like this one, not ads.
Your own habits matter. I ve found myself becoming the best test user using the app daily gave me insights I d never get from wireframes or specs.
Feedback is gold. Early testers and even casual users often highlight things I would ve missed as a builder. Just the other day, an early adopter gave me unsolicited feedback in a casual conversation and it turned out to be incredibly valuable.
Launching something in the wellness space has reminded me how important it is to keep things human and approachable. Momentia started as an idea to help me, and I can only hope it helps others, too.
Last year @Clustr looked healthy with 10,000+ active users, 10-minute sessions and $20,000 in MRR. Yet users churned quickly traction didn t equal stickiness. After hundreds of growth experiments we finally pulled the plug, trimmed the team from 12 to 2, and plunged into pivot hell.
Dozens of dead ends later, I flew to San Francisco hunting for answers. On a quick walk in Dogpatch, Tom Blomfield (Monzo Bank/GoCardless) hit me with the line that finally cut through the fog:
Writing SOP updates is often a balancing act move fast, but still be clear. The problem? Quick notes usually end up sounding rushed, unclear, or too informal to actually distribute across the team.
That s why we built the Magical feature in Slashit App.
Here s how it works:
Write your draft in your own words (even rough).
Highlight it.
Press your hotkey.
Instantly get a clear, structured, professional rewrite ready to share.
1/ The ultra-planners. hey schedule everything down to the minute, know who they re meeting three months from now, and already have their 2027 summer vacation mapped out.
Do you spend 3 hours trying to find a clever .com before writing a single line of code? Or do you ship the MVP and slap on whatever domain wasn t taken at the time?
Do you spend 3 hours trying to find a clever .com before writing a single line of code? Or do you ship the MVP and slap on whatever domain wasn t taken at the time?
