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AI moves fast.
This is how I keep up.
One email a week. The tools I’m actually shipping with, the news that mattered, and the OSINT thread I couldn’t fit in a 60-second reel. Less than 5 minutes to read. Unsubscribe in one click.
Read by builders, founders, and operators across 750K+ followers.
What you get
Four things, every issue.
I don’t pad. I don’t recap. I send the things I wish someone was sending me.
01
The 1–2 tools I actually used this week.
Not a list of fifty. Two, max. With links and an honest opinion on whether either is worth your time. If a tool was hype, I'll say so.
02
A build teardown.
Whatever I'm shipping for clients or myself. Architecture, the gotcha that ate three hours, the tool that surprised me. Real code, real screenshots.
03
An OSINT note when it matters.
Sometimes you need to know your name is in a breach. Sometimes you need to know what someone else's name is in. I'll surface it when it's worth your attention — not weekly fluff.
04
Direct sources. No aggregator slop.
Repos, papers, dashboards, threads. Links straight to the thing. No SEO-bait recap blog and no twenty newsletters condensed into a meta-newsletter.
Why this one
“Most AI coverage is people who read press releases writing for people who read press releases. I’m the one who held three lead-dev roles at once — fintech and healthcare, all in production — and ships daily videos to 750K. The newsletter is what doesn’t fit on either of those.”
The fine print
Everything you’d ask first.
- How often?
- Weekly. Sundays. Sometimes biweekly when I'm head-down on a build — I'd rather skip than send filler.
- How long is it?
- Three to five minutes if you skim. Ten if you click through. Designed for the inbox, not for the algorithm.
- Will you sell my email?
- No. It sits in a Postgres row with nothing else. No tracking pixels.
- Unsubscribe?
- One click. No drama, no "are you sure" loop, no "can we have feedback first." Out is out.
Read mode is fine.
Building is better.
Get the email. Skim it Sunday morning, ship the thing Monday.