> Webmentions for the ATmosphere — a tiny open-source widget that shows how the atproto network reacted to any page, with no accounts and no lock-in.

Shared lexicon are good

Reflections on my first ATmosphereConf

Updated when the brain has more

What if my atproto account was my website

Content is not a moat anymore. You have to compete on experience.

Resources and projects in attendance at the AtmosphereConf 2026 Dive Into User Research workshop

Some thoughts for Boris et al.

Some thoughts for Boris et al.

Mirror of resistandunsubscribe.com

a link blog, and a story

it doesn't look like much, but it represents the whole mission

Where everything is worth building

W is proof that the ecosystem is working

Updated when the brain has more

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What if my atproto account was my website

and my first Obsidian plugin

Books, independent media, fun swag, tea, coffee, socks

a collection of tools, alternatives where feasible

it doesn't look like much, but it represents the whole mission

a collection of tools, alternatives where feasible

Which is somehow different from micro.blog...

Content is not a moat anymore. You have to compete on experience.

and my first Obsidian plugin

Shared lexicon are good

a link blog, and a story

Which is somehow different from micro.blog...

Books, independent media, fun swag, tea, coffee, socks

My talk at the 2026 ATmosphere Conference