Founder & CEO @_SagenSI ๐Ÿ›ฐ๏ธ | Building Stylos: the system of record for pole attachments, make-ready & joint-use revenue | For electric co-ops & utilities

North Carolina
Joined July 2009
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CSV and TXT task import handles exports straight from Asana, Wrike, and GitHub issues. Switching tools should take an afternoon, not a quarter. #productivity
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If you have ever written "9am my time" in a message, you have paid the tax.
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No free tier, because free tiers are paid for with ads or your data. Napkin has neither. $35 a year, and the recipes are yours. napkin.recipes
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Task capture should take four seconds. If it takes twenty, you will not do it while walking to the car, and that is exactly when you needed to.
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EU clocks change this Sunday. For one week Europe and the US sit an hour further apart than usual, which is the most reliable cause of missed calls all year. Anchors keyed to UTC do not move. #DST
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Two-person joint-use team, thirty-person output. That is the entire product thesis. sagensi.com #electriccooperatives
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Been shipping CLOC for months and the pattern holds: every good feature came from one person describing a real annoyance clearly. Zero came from competitor analysis. #buildinpublic
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The feature consultants mention most is the least glamorous one we build. A dated log of what you did.
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Building Pulse in public, so: the hardest engineering problem is not the conversion. It is calendar APIs. Google and Microsoft disagree about almost everything. #buildinpublic
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Thanksgiving is five weeks out. The dressing recipe is in somebody's head. Get it into the box now, while she's around to answer questions. napkin.recipes
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Free tier is not a countdown. It is genuinely usable. Upgrade when the product has earned it, not when a timer runs out.
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Your CLOC data, out: printable reports per project API reads everything no export limits If you leave, you leave with it.
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Nobody has ever been late to a meeting because they could not add 456 to 345.
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Per-tenant schema isolation, encryption at rest and in transit, every action timestamped with an actor. Software guarding a federal deadline should be built like it knows it. #security #utilitytech
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Replying to @Geiger_Capital
Yes, giving shares, which are stakes in the future economy, directly to the people is the way
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A client watching a Slack channel that quietly stopped updating three weeks ago is worse than never connecting it. Silent failure is the enemy. #buildinpublic
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GitHub issues in, tasks out, or the reverse. Your client sees a tracker, you see your workflow. Everyone thinks they won. #developers #github
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180 million poles. Every one a potential attachment, a rental line, a make-ready order, and a dispute waiting on good records. #jointuse
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$4 a month or $35 a year for the whole family. Full refund if it isn't what you wanted. No free tier, no ads, no selling your data. Just the recipes. napkin.recipes
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There's a REST API for links, domains, and QR codes. It's the same API that runs our own products, not a stripped-down version bolted on later. Docs: linksaw.app/docs/api.html
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