Patrick Dodd

@IvanBurgueno_ Great job on this video. Go Pads!

It’s Opening Day. #ForTheFaithful

@awilkinson Yes, Encinitas, Carlsbad, Newport Beach - happy to show you a great time south of LA, too.

I’m going to be in LA for the next few weeks. Anyone want to hang out or do a meetup? Also: I need a pickleball crew in Venice 👀👀👀

@samclaassen This is real

Most of my workdays now.

"The other kind (of magic), though, is surprisingly abundant. This is the magic of being able to turn on lights for others. It happens when we cause connection or open doors. It’s the magic that comes from creation, and it’s based on abundance." seths.blog/2025/11/the-ot…

Listening to @CameronCrowe’s new memoir, The Uncool. There are so many incredible stories he describes that display the magic of music.

@ihoka Did you make this?

@p_dodd What do you think about mine? flyswifttail.com

A clean marketing site still goes such a long way for me

@reflectnotes I am so thankful for this app. Truly great work team. @maccaw @samclaassen

@voicenotesai 👋🏼

🚨 Early access to Voicenotes Mac app is here. Reply with a 👋 to get the download link in your DMs! PS - Only 100 spots remaining.

@NicholsQuotes Thank God / SS for this account

For me, The Social Network soundtrack is hard to beat when it comes to being in the zone and completing things that need to be done.

@SimonDixonTwitt Thank you for all the Celsius guidance over the last few years

@culturedcode How are you thinking about AI? And/or Things 4 on horizon?

@jasonfried Beautiful

Good time to preview the next ONCE product. We're calling it Workbook. You know, it's really easy to publish short form content on a variety of social platforms. And individual blog posts on a number of other platforms. These are solved problems. But it's surprisingly challenging to publish books on the web in nice, cohesive, tight, easy-to-navigate HTML format. A collection of 20 essays can be a book. Or a company's handbook can be a book. Or an actual book like Shape Up can be a book. But usually you have to make a custom web site, or stretch to use a blog publishing tool to kinda-sorta squish separate posts together into a packaged whole. It's really not ideal. We know — we've published a variety of books online, and we've had to go the custom route each time. Having to go the custom route for something that should be fundamentally simple is a red flag. And an opportunity. It really shouldn't be this hard. So we're doing something about that. That's Workbook. It's a dead simple platform to publish web-based books. They have covers, they can have title pages, they can have picture pages, and they can have text pages. Each book gets its own URL, and navigating and keeping track of your progress is all built right in. I'll be sharing much more about this soon, but here's a screenshot on the editing end. This is how you put a book together. Make the pages (there are three styles of pages available), drag them around to put them in the order you want, and Workbook takes care of the rest. A page can be a literal page of text, or an entire chapter — you can set it up however you'd like. Text editing happens in Markdown. Once you're done, and ready to publish, you'd flip the toggle on the left under the cover, customize your URL (at your domain, of course), and the book is live on the web for the whole world to read. Workbook will be a ONCE product, so you get all the code too. And for the first time, it'll be entirely free. You don't even have to pay once! You pay zero! Workbook is our love letter to truly independent, zero-cost web publishing. We'll be republishing all our public books (Getting Real, Shape Up, The 37signals Employee Handbook, etc) using Workbook as well. That's it for now, more soon.

@ahsicem365 This video brought me comfort last night. Thank you. youtu.be/ik59oZUQIao?si…

@jasonfried @ezraklein I stumbled into that article and was so delighted for you guys to see @heyhey get @ezraklein's platform.

Big weekend for HEY with @ezraklein announcing he switched from Gmail to HEY in this New York Times opinion piece. HEY isn’t without its weak spots — nothing is, as everything’s a trade off — but glad to hear it’s been working well for you. nytimes.com/2024/04/07/opi…

@model_mechanic Hi there! I am sure you get so many of these, but are you open to sending a Sora invite? Thank you!

@anothercohen @samclaassen @reflectnotes Noticed this thread last night and signed up for a trial. Interested to hear how you think about and like @reflectnotes.

@samclaassen @reflectnotes I’ll give it a try and DM you tomorrow

Any good AI research / note taking apps I should check out? Preferably with a Mac app