Engineering Design at @enstateco
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Joined May 2020
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Dennis Bräu retweeted
We're building @t3dotcodes for architects and builders.
arch-studio is an open-source agent workspace for architecture work, from @enstateco with @lebraeu.
Visuals soon.
Dennis Bräu retweeted
#WoWForever now available in @guildmanagerapp. Members, Loot, Attendance and much more on guildmanaper.app #zugzug
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Meet the new sidebar.
One panel, three workspaces. Player, Guild, Community. One click apart.
guildmanager.app
I didn't resign today, but we launched our new AI development studio @enstateco. We spent the last three years building client software at both localhost and production. Neither environment is acting responsibly. We are racing straight to clearing our clients' backlogs and implementing "one last feature". More thoughts below.
A common response is "if AI makes development faster, why are you still charging clients?" At enstate, we understand the stakes. Someone still has to design the product, connect your systems and establish what "it should work like Uber" actually means.
Custom SaaS, AI systems and automation. Built around your business, with a price agreed upfront and code you own.
👉 enstate.co
I switched from Claude to Codex.
Not because Claude got bad—Codex just fits how I work better. It stays grounded in the repo, shows me what it’s doing, handles the browser inside the app, and keeps going through implementation and verification.
Less babysitting. More shipping.
love working with you @feldrok ⚡️
This was a fun weekend project that our clients have liked a lot, and now we are releasing it to public. There is still a lot to be done, but just wanted to ship it.
Built on top of my favorite stack @tan_stack @convex @polar_sh
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Your new favorite button: Copy as Prompt.
Client or boss wants a change? Enping captures the page, element + context, then turns it into a clean prompt for your AI agents.
Pro tip: you can push the same context straight into @github issues.
👉 Live on #ProductHunt built with @convex : producthunt.com/products/enp…
As a designer, client handoff is always where projects get messy.
Feedback lands in emails, WhatsApp chats, voice memos, screenshots, Looms, and “quick notes”.
Then 2 weeks later nobody knows what was approved, what was fixed, or where that one comment went.
That’s why Enping from @enstateco is built around a clean, cataloged feedback board.
Every comment is tied to the exact element, page, state, and context.
No more “the button on the homepage”.
No more WhatsApp voice memos.
No more feedback archaeology.
Big reason this feels good to use: @shadcn.
We could build the UI like a real product system — clean tables, dialogs, filters, states, and actions that feel consistent from day one.
For client handoff, that matters a lot.
Live on Product Hunt 👇
producthunt.com/products/enp…
#enping
