Tom O

I built Hey Cities after noticing how hard it is for people to actually find the best things happening in their own area. Events were scattered across Facebook groups, WhatsApp chats, and random sites — nothing pulled it together in a simple, reliable way. The project evolved into a weekly digest that curates the top events in each city, helping people spend less time searching and more time...

I built Mockly because so many talented people struggle to show their true ability in high-pressure interviews. They know the material, but interviews are a performance — and performance needs practice. Mockly gives people a realistic space to rehearse, refine their thinking, and get structured, actionable feedback. As it grew, the process shifted from casual mock sessions to a full coaching...

I built Speak Tech English after seeing how many talented people in tech struggled to communicate their ideas clearly in interviews and at work. They knew the material, but not how to express it in a way that landed. The goal was to create practical, real-world guidance that helps people explain their thinking with clarity and confidence. Over time, it evolved from simple tips into a full...

I built The Stack after seeing how many talented people in tech struggle not with ability, but with visibility — they do great work, yet can’t clearly show it, pitch it, or leverage it for career growth. The goal was simple: create a practical, no-nonsense resource that helps people communicate their ideas, navigate interviews, and progress faster. As it grew, the approach shifted from general...

I built Launch Llama because founders are drowning in new tools and don’t have time to sort through the noise. The goal was to create a fast, reliable way to find the 5 products actually worth trying each week. The process evolved as I listened to early readers — it shifted from general discovery to a highly curated briefing designed for speed and clarity.