In my previous post, I argued that UIs are becoming optional: that MCP turns your AI assistant into an IDE where every product is just a plugin. But that post still assumed you’re sitting at a keyboard, typing prompts into a chat window. Take the keyboard away. Now what? Voice changes the equation entirely. MCP […]
There’s a category of product emerging that I think deserves its own label: the AI-native product. Not “AI-enhanced” — a product that bolts on a chatbot or sprinkles some ML recommendations on top. Not “AI-powered” — a product whose core engine is a model. I mean something different: a product that was designed from the […]
There’s a tension at the heart of building products with AI that nobody talks about enough: AI is fundamentally about sharing and connecting data, but some of the best products are built on the principle of not sharing data. Calendrz, the calendar mirroring tool I’ve been building, is one of those products. Its core promise […]
Last week I sat down to write a content marketing plan for Calendrz. Seven blog posts, each targeting a different audience segment, each with a matching LinkedIn teaser. The kind of work that would normally take me a solid two or three days of writing, editing, second-guessing, and procrastinating. It took about forty minutes. And […]
I find myself stuck to my phone nowadays — it’s a necessary evil that helps me keep on top of my work through a plethora of apps which are no longer a help but rather a necessity. There’s email, Slack, Github, Okta, Google Docs, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Zoom, SMS and the list goes on. Amongst these, […]
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