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Suhail

@Suhail

26 Jun

We need a better, open emoji pack for the open web. One where a bunch of companies fund it, we choose a design direction, and then a roadmap to keep iterating.

If you're interested, please DM me. I think it wouldn't need much money to rival Apple.

Twemoji is a good step in the right direction but it's still not as gorgeous as Apple's emojis after hearing a lot of user feedback.

Plan: Raise $50K-100K. Find 4-5 stellar designers. Have each make 15 emoji's in various styles. Pick 1-2 designers that will conform to a winning style for the remaining emojis. Release them. Make a distributed font.

Mighty will fund $15-25K

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Suhail

@Suhail

21 Jun

In 6 mo, Mighty will have a world-class design team to complement its great engineering team as we leave beta. Design will be critical as we make a great browser for work.

$25K award if you refer someone we hire. DM me if you know someone great.

I am looking for two people to form a team that includes me.

Looking for folks with a prior track record of making great products with a team.

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Suhail

@Suhail

25 May

Be Mighty: a fast browser that lets you have more tabs with less memory.

Watch to feel joy! We put a lot of love into this.

Higher quality version on YouTube:

Live on the website too: mightyapp.com

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Suhail

@Suhail

27 Apr

1/ Today we're unveiling Mighty: a faster browser that is entirely streamed from a powerful computer in the cloud.

Demo in the next tweet 👇

New website: mightyapp.com

@MightyApp

2/ A quick little demo showing @MightyApp in action: indistinguishable from Google Chrome running at 4K, 60 frames a second, while taking no more than 500 MB of RAM.

3/ Here's my piece outlining Mighty's master plan to reignite the future of desktop computing: blog.mightyapp.com/mightys-secret…

It's time to build a new kind of computer.

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Suhail

@Suhail

14 Apr

1/ The first 18 months of a startup:

After starting my 2nd company in 2019, I decided I would write down useful lessons I learned or re-learned along the way. Some were hard-earned & others required steady focus. A thread that I hope may help other founders starting out 👇

2/ Clarifying your plans: the first thing I did was write down a 7-page Elon Musk-style master plan. Write down what problem you plan to solve, how you'll solve it, and why it's important. Then have your smart friends critique it. Let no valid question go unanswered.

3/ End every conversation with an expert about your industry with: "Why do you think I am going to fail?" to lean into brutally understanding what you need to de-risk.

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