Magnus Bomann

@matt_ambrogi That’s nice to hear mate!

@MKBomann They temporarily did but I was able to get it back up after talking with them

@matt_ambrogi i Hi! Did Strava shut down your app? I have a small app that syncs Strava to Google Sheets and was just about to add some AI features, but now I’m scared it’ll get shut down too.

@DanKulkov “If you shipped with a fav icon, you shipped too late”

Customer #7 and #8 within 5 minutes. Also just learned Stripe has native push notifications 😂

@itsnotsorry We are here mate!

i've become addicted to running. where my strava / nrc crew at?

@victor_bigfield @marclou Wow, very cool! How’s the process when getting a request?

I built ProofWall I sold ProofWall It wasn't a six-figure sale But it's my first exit And I sold it thanks to Trust MRR of @marclou in just a few days. Even though it had been on other platforms for a month I'm preparing a thread that will explain why it works better on Trust MRR.

@_agarner Congrats mate!

We did it

@FinnBuilds @IAmAaronWill 100% mate!

@IAmAaronWill Writing good comments takes longer than 60 mins bro fr

Truthfully, you only need 30 to 60 minutes a day on X to grow. • 100+ comments • 3 to 5 value tweets • Reply to all comments • Post at least one story • Post one short form vid Obviously, the more time you spend the better, but all of that can be done in one session.

I don’t believe “there are already too many apps” is a real argument. I do believe “no clear audience” is.

Its Sunday and I started on a new app idea

Strava is clearly dominant, but it feels like a product many of us love and work around. What feels missing or frustrating? What data do you want but can’t easily get? What would make you consider switching? Asking as a runner who likes building things.

weird how an external public dashboard gives motivation. thanks @marclou

6 paying users isn’t a startup. But it is 6 runners who cared enough about their data to pay for it. That’s enough to know this solves a real problem.

Zapier worked fine for Strava → Sheets. Until I wanted all my data, not just the last 10 activities. That’s when StrideSync happened.

yall feeling 5.2?

Posting on LinkedIn feels weirdly personal compared to X. Honestly… I’d rather just live here.

@marclou I just started tracking my shin pain. The last year I’ve been focusing on cadence, and it actually seems to help. Whenever I forget to keep the cadence up, the pain comes back a lot stronger.

I quit. I started running earlier this year and had the wrong posture (too low cadence at 160 steps per minutes). A slight pain started to kick in on my right knee in April, and it’s not going away. Fast runs or long runs make it worse. Doctors think I injured my meniscus. I’m doing an MRI in 2 weeks to confirm. Until then, I’ll run once or twice a week, very slowly. I’ll miss the daily early morning runs. They would set me up for the day and make me feel good instantly. I hate to quit and I feel dumb not having listened to the pain earlier. I’m going to double down on lifting to strengthen my legs until I get a proper medical report. Hopefully I can run like I used to in a few months 💪

@serineden9 @shiri_shh Let’s do it!

@MKBomann @shiri_shh amazing, lets connect

gm everyone. what are you working on? Share your Project below👇

@runliftrunlift If you try skipping it you will quickly learn why

I don’t know why I need coffee every morning, I just know that I need it.

Looking at my shoe data today and… my race shoes are obviously the fastest. But the gap to my “slow” shoes is way too small. Might be a sign I’m running a bit too fast on the easy days.

Write my 2025 X wrapped @grok