Mark Veidemanis

An isochrone is a travel time distance map.

I have around 72 different apps, and two environments, staging and production.

I got tired of explaining what is wrong and where, so I created a recursive feedback system that is integrated on each of my pages.

Every idea tool I have used answers what you decided — which feature made the roadmap, which bet you took.

I have a lot of conversations that should turn into something and then don't.

Every trading tool will happily show you a backtest that made money.

The best part about making composable architecture is that progress is exponential.

I'm making a WhatsApp connector.

I have a banking app, a watch app, and a calendar app.

We're now open for alpha testers!

Most reliability work is framed as catching mistakes: add a test, add an alert, add a review step.

I built a small tool called Compare because I keep running into the same annoying problem whenever I buy supplements, nootropics, skincare, batteries, groceries, or anything else sold in awkward quantities.

I was not trying to build an AI DevOps workflow.

I wanted a boring laptop.

Switching between Signal, WhatsApp, Instagram, XMPP, iMessage, Telegram, Slack, Discord, email, and whatever cursed little inbox a platform decided to bolt on last quarter feels like a personal annoyance until you realise you are not actually “checking me…