Preslav Rachev

I am a big proponent of blogging and has made it my mission to encourage everyone I know to start one and build a habit of writing. At the same time, not everyone has the time and energy to self-host a blog. Let's be honest - while there are a few alternatives on the market, most of them have steep pricing models better suited for teams and company marketing departments, not for individuals. At...

Congrats to the tool that gave my PKM journey a fresh restart, after more than a decade spent in Evernote-land! 🎉 👏 On a more personal note, I have no more reason to put away the book draft I began compiling last year: https://p5v.gumroad.com/l/write-... - I will only need to update all screenshots now 😅

@aykut_sarac This is fantastic! One question, though. Can I make the graph refer to the same entities (e.g. via ID, or some other form of reference)?

Boardy looks like a well-done homage to the days of browser launch pages (does anyone remember Netvibes), where you could have all your relevant information in one single page, in the form of many, tiny widgets. I have no idea why this trend suddenly waned in popularity around 2010, but with all the information around us, I can totally see it coming back. I am really excited about this app,...

Hello hunters! 👋 This is the first product I worked on, after I set out to start my own business journey at the end of last year. I had had the idea, but the real motivation to get it done in three months came once I knew there would be no going back. The book was self-published and released in early February this year. It took a few more cycles of polishing and corrections with a close...

Tally is everything I've wanted from a good form builder! It's straightforward to use, share and integrate within other sites and apps. I am using it for pretty much all my communication and feedback from visitors of my sites, as well as for lead generation. Here is one of my recent sites where you can use a Tally form in action: https://goingwithgo.com/ I cannot say how many times I have...

Been using it for a few weeks now. It's quite interesting what insights one can draw from these stats. I'd sometimes go back to my profile, look at the ratios and think, if I am posting and discussing things enough, or just randomly amplify other people's tweets. @carlhamlet what I'd love to see someday, is some sort of scoreboard. I am currently on the hunt for people who engage themselves...

I like the fact that it is well emphasized that this is a paid service, and also the benefits that this has when compared to ad-and-tracking-driven solutions, such as Disqus.

Say hello to linqable - a service that turns URLs into beautiful and engaging previews. All one needs is to integrate the linqable API into their app (and soon, their WP blog or #nocode tool of choice), and send it URLs to be processed. The service will do the rest. linqable is still in a closed beta, but enthusiasts of all sorts are more than welcome to sign up on the waiting list. I will...

It is a very useful service, which can be made even more useful with a few simple tweaks: * Make sure that some sort of user verification is present. As it is right now, anyone can grab a private code repository and claim that they worked on it. A relatively easy way to verify that they are who they claim they are, is sending an email to the email address stored in the git credentials. * Add...