Picture this nightmarish scenario: A dev on your team just pushed a modification to your site… and broke your e-commerce integration. People can’t buy. You leave for lunch, maybe even work a few hours after that before you realize what happened. Meanwhile, big money is being lost.

Disclaimer: this post was originally posted on my personal blog right here. TL;DR: In June of 2017, I started a second SaaS, Simple Segment. I’ve shut it down a few days ago. …

How can you get a customer so annoyed that he’ll take time to write a blog post? How can you totally lose trust of your customers (i.e., someone giving you money)? Ask SendGrid, they know how. Or maybe they don’t even know that’s what they just did? I’ll tell you…

7 AM, you wake up and jump in the shower. You let yourself get in the flow of thinking to startup ideas. Suddenly, it strikes you. An amazing idea. At least, that’s what you think. You get out of the shower, super excited and confident that you can build this…

UPDATE: I started this project, it’s called Forwardlytics and you can find it here https://github.com/jipiboily/forwardlytics. I like Segment. I like it a lot. I’ve been using it for a few years now. What is it? You install Segment in your app, and you can configure Segment to dispatch your analytics…