Founder @rheosapp
England, United Kingdom
Joined February 2017
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Archie retweeted
i'm autistic asf (diagnosed) about growth so i built an AI to find people just like me
it uses @treg_ai + @p0 read 1.52M posts and ignored everyone with a ring light and a course
out of all of it it handed me one random fella i'd never heard of @letsgodavis
here's how it works
Archie retweeted
The way people find information has fundamentally changed, and so has how customers find a business.
Inbound now runs through AI and search, social media and people. Every business is found differently.
See how your business is found in 2026: rheos.app/go/c261007-x-disco…
why is ahdh focused around attention when it’s only one outcome/symptom of a multifaceted root cause
the root cause being underlying abnormal brain chemical (dopamine) sensitivity/imbalance
due to genetics or environment or both
such a stupid label. just thinking back to my school days, i have adhd but i didnt struggle with attention. i had enough discipline to stay ‘focused’ but my underlying reward system is abnormal and my symptoms are very different to the kid who got the label put on him at 10 years old by ‘learning support’
the brain cant be put into words it’s too bloody complicated
autism < —————————>ADHD
it’s not linear, neurons aren’t linear. the spectrum is such a stupid analogy because people think 1-10 scale
not by any means my area of expertise but yh
Archie retweeted
so I used @treg_ai to index 3 months of twitter posts from all of my followers from X found 300+ opportunities to find people who can help me make gtm opensource
but when this post went viral i didnt build the infra to handle it (big lol)
so here's how i fixed everything.
Archie retweeted
Nearly half of UK small businesses now use AI but only 1 in 5 feel 'very confident' using it day to day.
With a new Claude update every week, keeping up is a job in itself.
This week I explained Claude's new update to Projects to a group of business owners. I think it will significantly change how people use Claude to get real work done.
Instead of one long chat that gets messy, each piece of work gets its own space and everything stays organised in one place. Today it started opening up to Pro and Max users, and I've attached a one-minute video explainer below.
Small and medium businesses are the bedrock of the UK economy. All 5.7 million of them provide 60% of private sector jobs and half of all private sector turnover. But while big companies have AI strategies, budgets and teams to roll it out, most smaller businesses are working it out on their own and risk being left behind.
Those using AI say it saves them over half a day a week. That's time to work on the business, not in it. Giving them the push to give it a go, and explaining how things work in simple terms, is how we unlock the productivity our economy desperately needs.
The models can do almost anything. The human is the barrier, and education is the unlock.
For those who use Claude at work on Team or Enterprise plans in bigger organisations, it's coming to you next, so keep an eye out.
I've attached a slide showing how I set up a project for my sister, who's starting her university dissertation. It puts it in a more familiar context :)
Hope you find this useful!
Archie retweeted
yeah super interesting
ive only just set it up and it’s all very new to me.
big big gap in the market
forget saas and indie hackers and this x bubble, normal service based SMBs haven’t a clue either
marketing is a just a data game i feel. give models the right access and anyone can learn how to be a marketing engineer. that’s the key skill when the barrier to creation is completely lowered
Archie retweeted
Before a SaaS company spends its first ad dollar I want to see the signups table.
Is there a column for the click ID? fbclid, gclid, li_fat_id, msclkid, saved on the account row, because a cookie is long gone by the time someone pays.
No column, no ads yet.
claude projects will completely change how people view ai as a tool to get shit done
really enjoying the new claude code projects (beta).
cloud run tasks for more 'grokbot' style routines and tasks, alongside local sessions for coding and QA loops via firefox MCP, with a shared orchestrator, memory, and artifact library feels really slick and productive
I was getting pissed off with opus 5.1, was about to make the switch to something else but anthropic have grabbed me by the scruff of my neck and pulled me back in with opus 5.5. Usage is barely going down and it's getting a lot of shit done icl
Nearly half of UK small businesses now use AI but only 1 in 5 feel 'very confident' using it day to day.
With a new Claude update every week, keeping up is a job in itself.
This week I explained Claude's new update to Projects to a group of business owners. I think it will significantly change how people use Claude to get real work done.
Instead of one long chat that gets messy, each piece of work gets its own space and everything stays organised in one place. Today it started opening up to Pro and Max users, and I've attached a one-minute video explainer below.
Small and medium businesses are the bedrock of the UK economy. All 5.7 million of them provide 60% of private sector jobs and half of all private sector turnover. But while big companies have AI strategies, budgets and teams to roll it out, most smaller businesses are working it out on their own and risk being left behind.
Those using AI say it saves them over half a day a week. That's time to work on the business, not in it. Giving them the push to give it a go, and explaining how things work in simple terms, is how we unlock the productivity our economy desperately needs.
The models can do almost anything. The human is the barrier, and education is the unlock.
For those who use Claude at work on Team or Enterprise plans in bigger organisations, it's coming to you next, so keep an eye out.
I've attached a slide showing how I set up a project for my sister, who's starting her university dissertation. It puts it in a more familiar context :)
Hope you find this useful!
Archie retweeted
paying for a dialer inside ghl costs $149 a month so i gave opus 5.5 half a day & built my own open source one on @twentycrm
OPUS IS SO OP!
powerdialer, contacts, scripts, caller stats, crm timeline
it's great to be unnerfed cheers @archieldroberts for the claude code max SUB
Nearly half of UK small businesses now use AI but only 1 in 5 feel 'very confident' using it day to day.
With a new Claude update every week, keeping up is a job in itself.
This week I explained Claude's new update to Projects to a group of business owners. I think it will significantly change how people use Claude to get real work done.
Instead of one long chat that gets messy, each piece of work gets its own space and everything stays organised in one place. Today it started opening up to Pro and Max users, and I've attached a one-minute video explainer below.
Small and medium businesses are the bedrock of the UK economy. All 5.7 million of them provide 60% of private sector jobs and half of all private sector turnover. But while big companies have AI strategies, budgets and teams to roll it out, most smaller businesses are working it out on their own and risk being left behind.
Those using AI say it saves them over half a day a week. That's time to work on the business, not in it. Giving them the push to give it a go, and explaining how things work in simple terms, is how we unlock the productivity our economy desperately needs.
The models can do almost anything. The human is the barrier, and education is the unlock.
For those who use Claude at work on Team or Enterprise plans in bigger organisations, it's coming to you next, so keep an eye out.
I've attached a slide showing how I set up a project for my sister, who's starting her university dissertation. It puts it in a more familiar context :)
Hope you find this useful!