Drew Moxon

As others have said, the attention to detail is immaculate and the team has been iterating extremely quickly on feedback these past several months. I've used Roam, Obsidian, SimpleNote, Bear, Apple Notes, and Evernote - Reflect does just what I want, is fast, reliable, and cross-platform. Note taking platforms come and go, but the set of state-of-the-art features (incl. daily notes focus,...

On Deck opened Climate as an area of interest earlier this year, and this is a smart decision to start an individual fellowship. The space as it is today needs bridges between Silicon Valley-type entrepreneurs, global innovation hubs, the scientific community, and various other climate experts - not to mention aligned investors. As someone who's watched On Deck grow from the very beginning,...

As a longtime user since early beta in 2019, I'd like to say - great update. Navigator is a rare breed of product that starts off with an intuitive and in hindsight obvious model of interaction and yet somehow continues to get better with each release! I've used it as the hub for my meetings, to drive clarity and also help people offload as many topics as they can to asynchronous, which is...

Really delightful onboarding

These are adorable! Every one of my text threads may soon involve lots of cats...

Have been rocking the Slocks for a bit, eagerly awaiting my flying umbrella: https://slack-shop.myshopify.com/

Is this a product? Feels like it fits better in Designer News. Same feel as Airbnb's Bélo. For future reference, would be curious to hear from @rrhoover @bentossell on how submissions like this are considered. Very cool new framework, though! Bits and Atoms 🙌💯

Absolutely love this solution. So many trends converging here. (Well-covered in the Bruno's origin post.) - Pairing the nomadic lifestyle with a sense of both local and global community, bringing balance to a traveling lifestyle. - The intersection of craftsmanship and stellar design with shared goods and shared space, making fine living more accessible. - Distributed information work meets...

Another stellar release from Clearbit. The "find email" flow is elegantly simple for finding by company. Looking through my emails, the personhood information seems to be about as good as Rapportive, although there's a much simpler display of information. @maccaw and team are on fire.

looks great - a shoe compartment is clutch in so many situations. this could double as a great gym bag when you're not traveling. i wonder if it scuffs

Used Rise since beta, and have been happy with the results. My original impression of the service was that it was an unecessary, pricey alternative to something I'd been doing myself for a couple of years -- building and testing my own nootropic stacks. Eventually I came to realize the value of this as a subscription service, pressed and measured ingredients in ready-made pills. It removed a...

Great product and team. I've been following @tjross2411 and the journey for a while and think there is a massive potential in distributed fabrication. Like most groundbreaking technology shifts, it seems like a toy or trinkets at first, but this shift and the new bespoke manufacturing possibilities it opens are very exciting. Looking forward to seeing what's next.

What Cy and team have done is such a big step forward for video broadcasting - streaming, webinars, etc. - and this latest version eliminates the few remaining headaches that the team hadn't already solved. I've been using Crowdcast every week with @victormathieux to host an audience of meditators, and find it to be dead simple and exactly what I need.