English
Journal
Occasional writing from the studio on local-first design, smaller tools, and the details that keep a product useful for years.
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Why Local-First Software Still MattersLocal-first software gives people ownership, resilience, and a better relationship with the tools they use every day.The Case for Smaller ToolsSmall products can be sharper, easier to understand, and more generous with attention.Designing Software That Ages WellLong-lived software comes from clear systems, reversible decisions, and interfaces that remain legible over time.