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Your landing page gets eight seconds: a three-part clarity audit

A practical first-impression audit for message, action, and trust—plus a free no-signup scanner.

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How to Launch a SaaS in 2026 - Complete Guide

Step-by-step guide to launching a SaaS product with Next.js 16, including auth, payments, and deployment.

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ServiceNow Beat Earnings, Raised AI Guidance 50%, And Lost a Fifth of Its Value in One Day

ServiceNow delivered a clean Q1 beat and raised its 2026 AI revenue forecast by 50 percent. The next morning, the stock had its worst day on record. The market is now repricing every per-seat SaaS company at once.

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Best Email Marketing Tools 2026: Klaviyo vs Mailchimp vs ConvertKit for Founders

Compare email marketing platforms: Klaviyo, Mailchimp, ConvertKit, ActiveCampaign, GetResponse. Analyze pricing tiers, automation, integrations, and ROI for SaaS, ecommerce, and creators.

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🔒 Book 2 - Building Local-First Systems - Chap 5 - Why SaaS Became the Default

Software-as-a-Service did not become dominant because it was inherently better for users. It became the default because it aligned with the economic incentives of companies and the operational realities of the web. This chapter explores the forces that led to SaaS dominance and why those forces continue to shape modern software architecture.

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The Agentic Economy: SaaSpocalypse and the Rise of Micro-Firms

Something structural broke in February 2026, and the wreckage is still piling up. Over **$1 trillion in SaaS market capitalization** evaporated in a single month — Salesforce down 26%, Atlassian cratering, Adobe bleeding, the entire iShares Expanded Tech-Software ETF in freefall. Wall Street is call

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🔒 Building Continuum - Chapter 21 — Cloud as Dependency Engine

Cloud infrastructure reshaped modern computing by abstracting complexity and enabling rapid scale. Its advantages are real. But abstraction concentrates authority. This chapter examines how subscription economics, remote hosting, and accumulated data gravity create structural dependency — not through malice, but through architecture — and why local-first design seeks to rebalance that asymmetry without rejecting the cloud entirely.

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🔒 Building Continuum — Chap. 4 — Architecture as Theology

This chapter explores the tension between convenience and stewardship. Software architecture encodes values — about authority, dependency, and responsibility. “Architecture as Theology” argues that local-first design is not nostalgia or paranoia, but a moral stance about custody, leverage, and the distribution of power in an age of centralized cloud systems and AI.

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🏗️ From Walled Gardens to Sovereign Stacks

A personal manifesto for breaking out of SaaS walled gardens — and building protocol-native, sovereign tools using Nostr and Bitcoin. From property registries to publishing, this is a blueprint for opting out and building free.

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The pendulum is already on the way down

The pendulum of technology is swinging back to it's roots as protocols and companies spring up to deliver products that promise a more open, free, and self-sovereign vision of the internet.

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