Farcaster

Users like notifications!

If you’re building something and you think people don’t like notifications because you personally don’t like notifications, well…

interesting take on notifs

“the opportunity here isn’t just about notifications—it’s about rethinking how an ai communicates proactively… personalization becomes critical.”

more design space on FC where you can pull both social context + onchain activity

it’s remarkable that some of my most-used apps, like chatgpt &amp; claude, don’t yet send push notifications. 

the opportunity here isn’t just about notifications—it’s about rethinking how an ai communicates proactively. what does it mean for an ai to initiate contact? how does it…

signüll

interesting take on notifs

“the opportunity here isn’t just about notifications—it’s about rethinking how an ai communicates proactively… personalization becomes critical.”

more design space on FC where you can pull both social context + onchain activity

https://x.com/signulll/status/1875947460973019243

/ted | exploring the onchain frontier | surfing @ venice, ca | eating @ gjusta / gjelina

rodeo makes for a great case about notifs

good things take time—frictionless experiences—product × strat × ops

positioning notifs as "rodeo moment" is a top-notch stuff i haven't come across in a long time

arranging notifs in tabs, so a user can optimize on them is another sign for how notifs further the attention of a user from one profile to another, which means from finding more posts to collecting more posts, which means more notifs, replay, reset — and there you have a virtuous cycle every social network demands