Tim Monzures

Hey PH, Tim here, founder of Attrove 👋 We launched Attrove about a month ago with a simple goal: turn the chaos across email, Slack, and meeting into “here’s what actually matters today.” Quick snapshot from the first ~30 days (screenshot attached): 1B+ LLM tokens processed in under a month 2,500+ AI artifacts shipped (daily reports + pre-meeting briefs) Dozens of teams piping in Gmail, Slack,...

I’ve hit a few demo nights in SF with some gems and some straight-up misses. I’m chasing the high-signal ones where you leave with something you can ship next week. What’s the best demo you ran or attended recently, and what made it great? If there’s a series or event worth following, drop it (city or online both welcome). Always curious how folks are showcasing their hard work and what’s...

SF is buzzing this week, but the question travels: how do you actually meet the right people (cofounders, investors, collaborators, etc.) without burning the night? What works for me: be visible (present/pitch if possible—instant context), be memorable (two-liner like “I spent a decade in meetings at Apple—left to fix that”), and be intentional (goal: 5 useful connections, 1 investor intro—keep...

With this whole AI trend, many tools are trying to be invisible: not apps you open, but helpers that quietly run in the background. They show up just enough interface: a chat box, a nudge, or an API call—to deliver value, but otherwise stay out of sight. With today’s agent hype, this idea feels like it’s accelerating. Agents promise to handle tasks across your apps without you lifting a finger....

I’ve been thinking about the tension between single-player mode and multiplayer mode in SaaS (especially in the days of LLMs & user context). On one hand, founders (myself included) often hear: “Don’t just build for one user, build for teams. That’s where the revenue and moats are.” On the other, some of the best products in recent years started by winning over individuals first and only later...