TextTheInternet

TextTheInternet

Make a website with iMessage

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TextTheInternet is a simple tool that lets you create a minimalist blog just by sending iMessages.
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Free
Launch tags:MessagingiMessage Apps
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Famulor AI
Famulor AI
One agent, all channels: phone, web & WhatsApp AI
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What do you think? …

Kyrylo Silin
Hey Bar, How do you handle image uploads or formatting options through iMessage? Do you have any plans to expand to other messaging platforms like Telegram in the future? Congrats on the launch!
Grigory Silanyan
Hi, looked at the example blogs, very nice! Love the minimalist aesthetic and the fact that there is dark mode (thank you)! I see that there is a way to link to other sections from within your blog but I would add a more intuitive way to sort posts by month in case someones blog gets just too massive. However, that might take away from the entire minimalist idea. Good job and good luck!
Ryosuke Suzuki
Creating a blog just by texting on iMessage? Super fresh experience! Love the iMessage-style UI — it’s right up my alley. The blog loads a bit slow from Japan, but it’s such a cute product. Thanks for this fun little gem — I’m all signed up!
Richard Song
Absolutely love the concept, @bartw! Not having to deal with complex setups and just using iMessage is fantastic. How do you handle SEO for these minimalist blogs? Are there any built-in features to help with visibility?
alexandra.kozareva
Really interesting concept. Could you give me some ideas how to use TextTheInternet for marketing a product? How customizable are the blogs?
Alexander William Hawkins
Sounds like a super interesting tool. Just tried it out briefly, and it seems promising. Excited to see how it develops! Congrats.
Charlotte Witkind Davis
So you're saying we can text our way into making a blog now, seems a bit too simple for something that usually requires some thought and effort, maybe this is just making us lazier instead of fostering creativity, though I guess for some people who hate all the technical stuff this could be a blessing in disguise
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