someone-build

My problem? Home feed felt too noisy—endless scrolling was exhausting, and I quit Warpcast too quickly.

So I built my own client @goatcast. It lets me track multiple columns, search, cut through the noise, and stay on top of what matters.

Now, I read what I want, on my own terms.

“Most of us manipulate information for a living. Yeah?” — Steve Jobs, 1983 
Somehow, it’s still true even today.

Apple

Steve Jobs: The Objects Of Our Life (1983)

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Yes, in 1983. He addressed these issues — over 40 years ahead of his time.

Steve Jobs: The Objects Of Our Life (1983)

—
Yes, in 1983. He addressed these issues — over 40 years ahead of his time.

https://youtu.be/qT7uk2Sav_A?si=n1qq6bHsBsm2jpoh

Farcaster

Product-market fit: ChatGPT, Coinbase, Farcaster

Loved every minute

https://youtu.be/Kqf_9NxhMfI?si=UBnI5zAlSUpLcCxc

I'm a Manhattan crypto bro! Which one are you?

family.co

This landing page is really good—haven’t seen something like this in crypto for a long time.

One thing I love about crypto is how it lays bare our human nature—our greed, fear, hope, and curiosity. All on full display.

Mini Apps

get the fuck out of localhost and ship a viral mini app

https://paragraph.com/@builders-garden/viral-farcaster-mini-apps

It’s time to pay for what matters - one post at a time.

Introducing Paperview

→ Post anything
→ Set a price from $0.01 - $1M
→ Get paid instantly

No coins. No BS.

Live on @base 
https://www.paperview.media/

So smooth — the quality of miniapps keeps improving.

1/5

people are not bullish enough about mini apps

I feel we’re at a tipping point for truly crypto native apps. Apps where crypto is not the feature but the rails that make it work.

I've been building in crypto for 4 years and a huge challenge for mainstream adoption has always been the inevitable tradeoff between leveraging crypto’s unique strengths and maintaining good ux

every useful thing like sign in with wallet and sending transactions became less useful, less appealing, less user friendly since it had to be hacked together to work with existing browsers and apps and app stores and operating systems. 

We’ve come a long way. But the core reason for this trouble imo is that for wallets to fulfill their promise they need to be built into the infrastructure that powers our apps, not on top.

Crypto = rails. The useful parts of crypto like permissionless ownership, transactions, identity, are only useful when they're readily available for your app and everyone using it, like a public utility.

“Content is King” — Essay by Bill Gates 1996

@androidsixteen.eth and I have been building something for the past few months and we are finally excited to introduce Pinetree 🌲

Check out the video below:
https://pinetree.so/video/0x8ad9e7630bbb2abc6f5d167e04df79443a9cdc2d

Check out Spaces mini app by @moe!
-> this is dope

this may be controversial

but i feel bad for the well-intentioned founders who will inevitably launch tokens on @believeapp or have tokens launched on their behalf

companies are not built overnight. whether intended or not, the only people buying (and selling) these tokens will

storm

https://x.com/darkmarketio/status/1917046839083192373

Warpcast

@v @slokh
The wallet activities shown in the web app are definitely not mine — there might be some mix-up somewhere.

Technowatermelon. Elder Millenial. Building Farcaster. 

nf.td/varun

The new Miniapps view on the web app is amazing — this is a game changer for consumers!

Check your

Network Cap

No More Excuses — Start Now!

No Excuses

Stay in the loop

Loop Club

Building @goatcast — a programmable social network client. Shower thoughts: https://applefather.xyz/

applefather.eth

@applefather.eth

Mini Apps

Network Cap - Farcaster Mini Apps

No Excuses - Farcaster Mini Apps

Loop Club - Farcaster Mini Apps