... graveyard of productivity apps on my phone. Therapy waitlists were 3 months out. My girlfriend was tired of the same conversations about "getting my life together." One night, scrolling Reddit at 3am instead of sleeping, I thought: fuck it. What if I just built something that actually understood me? Not another todo app. Not another AI chatbot with canned responses. Something real. So I started coding (named it zropi.com Two weeks in, it scared me a little. It chats like ... ... failing. Didn't think much of it. Three days later, 11pm, my phone buzzes with notification "Yo, did that project deadline thing get sorted? You sounded pretty done with it last time." I literally said "what the fuck

... graveyard of productivity apps on my phone. Therapy waitlists were 3 months out. My girlfriend was tired of the same conversations about "getting my life together." One night, scrolling Reddit at 3am instead of sleeping, I thought: fuck it. What if I just built something that actually understood me? Not another todo app. Not another AI chatbot with canned responses. Something real. So I started coding (named it zropi.com Two weeks in, it scared me a little. It chats like ... ... failing. Didn't think much of it. Three days later, 11pm, my phone buzzes with notification "Yo, did that project deadline thing get sorted? You sounded pretty done with it last time." I literally said "what the fuck

... First off, what sickens me to the fucking bones is when companies like Google, Amazon, X, Meta, etc screw up small tech companies. One notable example of this is Musk raising API costs ridiculously high and Reddit following Xs footsteps. I used to be just fine with Elon Musk, although I have no respect for him no more after doing shit to these sites that couldn't afford excessively high costs on APIs. The scary reality is Google and Amazon ... ... pattern in the people of society? Well look damn it. Normal people follow things called trends. Now here's a question. Do you care about small tech and if not why the fuck