Amit Jaglan

@everestchris6 Guide

this OpenClaw bot finds restaurants with ugly food photos, redrafts them as IG posts, and mails the owner a postcard...on autopilot. here's how social-media agencies can use this system and land clients: - scrapes every restaurant in a city in real time - filters by review count + rating + last post date + photo quality - pulls the strongest food photo from Google Maps reviews - samples the brand palette from the restaurant's own visual identity - AI-redrafts the photo into a 9:16 brand-matched Instagram post - writes a postcard quoting a real reviewer + dish - mails it to the owner by first name with a preview QR every step from discovery to brand-matching to outreach is automated. reply "GUIDE" + RT and I'll send you a free guide so you can build this too

@jordan_ross_8F Claw

The agency owners who installed OpenClaw two months ago are already adding millions in extra revenue and saving hundreds of hours a week. The problem is most agency owners don't have time to figure out the install, the security risks, where to start, or what to actually hand it first. So my team built a 111-page playbook that does it for you. Inside: — 93 copy-paste automations across ops, content, lead gen, sales, delivery, and hiring — The exact prompts to hand your agent on day one — 11 security fixes most agencies skip (and pay for later) — The hosting setup, the model routing, the partner system — Plus the April 2026 stack: Claude Managed Agents, AI Visibility tracking, the GEO playbook Your competitors are sleeping on this. Comment CLAW and I'll send it.

Or just book Urban Company.

@MichLieben ads

I'm giving away the Claude Code skills we use to manage $300k/mo in ad spend at ColdIQ. 4X ROAS on $1M+ spent. Ivan, our head of growth, built them off 300+ hours running ad campaigns for our clients. They run Google, Meta, and LinkedIn ads from the terminal in plain English: → bulk edits across platforms → custom audiences from CRM lists → creative fatigue detection before CTR dips → bid adjustments at scale → performance audits across periods Reply "ads" and I'll send the full repo. Must be following.

@chiragbarjatya urbancompany.com/journey/cart?c…

Guys, what is the best way to deal with cockroaches? I have tried everything possible available on Amazon. Please suggest something useful. Pest control ain’t helping nor can I keep my house empty got two cats and a kid.

@bandiaditya @noondesign Congrats @kushagrasinha7 @bandiaditya ! Godspeed!

I’m thrilled to announce we’ve raised $44M to build a new home for product design. Meet @noondesign. No workflow is more broken and fragmented in 2026 than the product designers’. The very same people who care most about building software don’t have software purpose built for them. @kushagrasinha7 and I have lived this problem first hand as designers ourselves. That’s why we built Noon. The first product design tool that works entirely on your product code, so you can design not only how a product looks, but also how it works. With AI at its core that works in seconds, not minutes. For the first time, you can create, iterate, build, test and ship. All in one canvas. No translations or roundtrips to the codebase and back. Comment “Get Noon” and we’ll get you on the list for early access.

As AI makes execution and automation easier, original thinkers with creative ideas generation become more and more valuable. Seeing this happen more and more around me.

The mess at home is a problem. Finding help isn't!

We're hiring Graphic Designers @urbancompany_UC Design for the core Content Design team. If you care deeply about layout, composition, imagery, & turning complexity into beautifully structured designs — this role is for you. Apply here — forms.gle/GYdfqd663BAvEP…

A big mistake employed people do is filter knowledge consumption by relevance to their current jobs. True leverage is when you are able to connect dots across industries, disciplines and ideas.

Visually refreshing our Salon Prime & Luxe this. Distinct, yet familiar ✨

New ingredient cards and graphics for all our facials at Urban Company. Clear breakdowns of what’s inside and what each ingredient does. ✨

Few things disrupt an urban morning more than unexpected house help cancellations. The stress is real. The drama? Almost like Bollywood. We’ve tried to deliver a simple message: “No more Emotional Attyachar" when your house help doesn’t show up. The moment when things are about to hit the roof, Insta Help steps in 10 mins. #EmotionalAttyachar #UrbanCompany #InstaHelp

9 years at UC!

@ridder_mark AI

be me 37, busy career, "healthy" diet doctor: "you have fatty liver" me: "but I don't even drink" doctor: "doesn't matter, it's from sugar and sitting" try everything for 5 years keto, IF, OMAD, gym 5x/week nothing works visceral fat won't budge stumble on old research about meal timing "wait, What if it's not WHAT I eat but HOW?" start simple ritual: water before eating veggies first eat slowly for 20 min walk after meals 3 hour fast after breakfast, lunch 12 hour fast after dinner 3 months later down 12kg visceral fat: gone liver enzymes: normal doctor: "whatever you're doing, keep doing it" me: creates ABCD Eating building a community for people reversing fatty liver interested? drop your deets and I'll add you to the group. it's time we fix this together

@audiinidesign On point.

I’m convinced that rapid growth in product design comes from prioritising speed and exposure over skill and precision. The fastest-growing designers I know aren’t experts in tools, and probably don’t know more than half the UX terms. They just know 3 things very well: 1. They have a massive mental library of UX references. They might not know what Jakob’s Law says, but they have crazy good pattern recognition abilities, and can link what problem you’re trying to solve almost immediately with an example of how someone has already solved it. You’ll see this in action when you ask them how to solve a design problem and they’ll straightaway fire off 2-3 UI references off apps/websites they know and have used. 2. They make things end-to-end first before getting into the depth of anything. The novice designer spends ages iterating and perfecting a small piece of UX or UI, often refining it far more than necessary. Meanwhile, the pro is just firing off one entire screen after another, completing the entire flow within a day, even if it’s made up of unrefined individual screens. Their experience knows that things once made can be discussed and perfected, whereas things not made at all just lands you in hot water. 3. They (and their designs) are a seamless blend of “user story” and “tech handoff”. In story mode, they paint a picture of a user’s journey across the whole flow, perfecting narrative consistency and alternative user paths. But they are also aware of how those different user paths translate into state handling for tech, and can give tech a blueprint in a completely different language. This is visible in action most when they are talking about edge cases - you’ll see how they switch seamlessly between story mode (how did the user end up here) and tech handoff mode (how tech should handle x/y/z components and states to handle this).

In a span of 24 hours! No other platform makes life this easy tbh.

One of the most undervalued and invisible parts of Urban Company’s service experience is the spare-parts run our professionals frequently make. Such a lifesaver!

People who get work done will always beat people who work hard.