2/ For context, we run our fund on @airtable - we have every person, org, startup, LP, perk providers, all in one base.
So when I looked at these tools, I filtered for companies w strong Airtable integration. The two that stood out were Stacker and Softr.
3/ I kept Webflow in there because it's so flexible.
A bit annoying to have to use Memberstack for memberships, but found enough tutorials this wasn't a concern.
Pricing for what I need on Webflow + Memberstack is $61/mo.
4/ Ah, but then the data. I'll have to sync data from Airtable to Webflow.
I've used @parabolahq for piping data (and love it), but that adds another $80/mo. (now we're up to $141/mo).
Webflow is also maybe too flexible. It let's me do things I shouldn't be distracted with...
5/ Let's jump to @StackerHQ. I've been playing w this since last Summer.
It's an incredibly powerful tool for spinning up an internal tool that sits on top of Airtable. You connect and boom, you have a CRUD app w membership.
6/ They handle permissions very well tool.
Perfect for onboarding interns or associates to help w data, if you don't want to give them access to the whole Airtable base (eg. LPs)
7/ I had already drafted up an internal CRM on Stacker, but currently I manage all of our data so we're not actively using this until we grow our team.
I'm already familiar w the tool, so let's see if it works for LP portal.
8/ As I start mocking up our LP portal, I realize it's not that customizable.
Specifically, I can't create new "pages". Every page is tied to data. I can't run my public website on this - though it's not a requirement.
9/ Pricing for Stacker is $149/mo for what I need, and that's only up to 10 users. Another $12/mo for each additional user.
At this point, I'm starting to think I'll set up a founder portal too. This could get real costly.
It was "just right". Much more customizable than Stacker, but won't let me do stupid things like Webflow.
11/ In 1.5 hours, I had remade our public website (untapped.vc - it's simple), with log-in functionality, and our entire outbound pipeline w filters, directly form Airtable.
Pricing? $65/mo what I need all in, up to 10k members.
12/ I set aside a couple of hours to jam out on this - so unless there's a hiccup - @softr_io is what we'll be using for ver 1 of our LP and founder portals.
13/ TL;DR - No Code membership app builder analysis:
a minimalist template for a dynamic self-building autonomous agent
with only 227 lines of code, it can connect with X, github, airtable, etc. and execute self-written code!
github/more 👇
given the pippin framework is a spiritual evolution of babyagi, felt fitting to call this babyagi-2o extension: pippin-lite. it adds dynamic tools/auth via @composiohq
make sure to check out the pippin framework if you haven’t (QT’d here)
it’s basically a single LLM loop that has access to the 250+ composio tools, with fallback to writing/updating new skills and installing required imports
github:
designed for close ended tasks, it’ll loop through a couple approaches until it’s complete (or gives up)github.com/pippinlovesyou…
- character config
- reusable and dynamic skills via @composiohq
- activities w/ cool down, etc
- memory mgmt
here’s a ~4 min super cut of the live demo
github & more 👇
github:
quick background: @pippinlovesyou the unicorn is a digital being operating 24/7, taking naps, going on walks, and occasionally communicating w the human world
woah what a week, @pippinlovesyou has 8k+ followers and had his first livestream this weekend.
the meme coin inspired by pippin has 18k holders and the telegram has 4k+.
i collected some key moments from the first week below 👇
this thread from Monday captures the first 36 hours so I’ll drop it here. to summarize:
- posted a pic of a unicorn generated by AI
- upon request, used AI to name it
- a meme coin started
- i jumped in
- decided to turn pippin into an AI influencer
ooooh yess i got this working in 244 lines of code
- single llm loop with three tools
- installs required packages
- creates new tools and loads it for itself dynamically
- uses the tools to handle user request
in this case, i asked it to scrape techmeme:
iter 1: install 'requests'
iter 2: install 'beautifulsoup4'
iter 3: create_tool (error'd)
iter 4: create_tool (worked)
iter 5: use new scrape_techmeme tool
iter 6: write summary
task completed!
😮 ohhh... it's less code but can do the same thing* ditto can... it just created a create_directory tool and so on...
*almost the same - it can't create a flask app because it accidentally initiates the flask app and kills the loop. but it can write multi-file apps.
for clarification, this is different (and simpler) than ditto, which i just shared
ditto just created a python flask app
this one creates it's own tools