We're hiring for a *very* important role! @BradfordHuber4 and I started @thenativeagency 2 months ago to reimagine what an agency looks like in the AI era. The clients' response has been incredible, and we're clearly on the right path. Bradford and I are super talented guys - but in the design field, we're just good - not great. We're looking for greatness. Someone who wants to join us and think outside the box. Someone who's fed up with the traditional agency process, and wants to take the initiative to make it better - with the backing of other talented and quick-moving people. If this sounds like you, please apply at the link in the thread. P.S: Please repost to share the opportunity with people in your network <3

Another personal announcement... For the past few years, I've been working on product - it's been great, and I've learned SO much, done some of the best work of my career, and met so many amazing people. But... we're in an interesting time now. A time where the gap between the companies utilizing the latest technologies, and the companies who aren't, is growing. Exponentially. Companies who were on the cutting edge just one year ago, are fading into obsolescence. Everything at your company can be done faster, and better - all you're missing is someone who knows what's possible, and can execute. And that's why @BradfordHuber4 and I are hyped to announce the launch of Native. I've spent the past 4 years using the best technology to make anything possible in record time. Bradford has spent the past 4 years building the some of the highest quality websites on earth. Together, working with the 2 of us means you'll get premier agency-quality work, on timelines which you never thought were possible. We're currently accepting new projects - come see what it looks like to work with the team of the future.

Well, I have big news - ship.studio is officially open source 🎉 Ship Studio began as nothing more than a better terminal for my own workflow. Then i shared it with some people, published it, and since then, it's grown quite a bit. today, hundreds of people depend on the tool to build for their clients. I am so proud of that, and I am sure I could capitalize on this... but I've decided some things are more important than money. You see... when a tool is for-profit, it will do what it needs to do in order to survive - including, changing directions and leaving you behind. I don't want Ship Studio to become another 'them'. I've seen how such an amazing community can be built around a tool - and I think the community who builds the tool, deserves to own the tool itself. And that's why Ship Studio is no longer mine - it's ours. It's time for us, the community, to join forces and build the tool we need. Welcome home 🖤💚