Building products by listening to real usage patterns, not copying competitors.
Started Todos as a human-agent collaboration workspace. Shipped v1, then iterated based on actual user behavior:
• Users had unstable local machines → added cloud sandbox support
• Many didn't have GitHub accounts → built platform-hosted code repos
• File preview was clunky → shipped live in-browser preview
• Teams needed multi-machine coordination → added remote shell
Also ruthlessly killed underused features: worktree sync, prompt library, async git push.
No roadmap. No competitor analysis. Just ship, observe, adapt. Can't tell you what Todos will look like next month because the product grows from usage data, not a spec doc.
Every product starts from zero. Previous wins don't matter.
Started Todos as a human-agent collaboration workspace. Shipped v1, then iterated based on actual user behavior:
• Users had unstable local machines → added cloud sandbox support
• Many didn't have GitHub accounts → built platform-hosted code repos
• File preview was clunky → shipped live in-browser preview
• Teams needed multi-machine coordination → added remote shell
Also ruthlessly killed underused features: worktree sync, prompt library, async git push.
No roadmap. No competitor analysis. Just ship, observe, adapt. Can't tell you what Todos will look like next month because the product grows from usage data, not a spec doc.
Every product starts from zero. Previous wins don't matter.