Razberry
@raz.lol
coding & stuffs for the user-owned web ~ cofounder @basic.tech
tsk is local-first.
stores all data locally, then syncs automatically in the background.
that means: no loading spinners, instant UI, works offline, syncs to all my devices.
built on @basic.tech - a platform for building personal software. tsk has no backend or servers.
stores all data locally, then syncs automatically in the background.
that means: no loading spinners, instant UI, works offline, syncs to all my devices.
built on @basic.tech - a platform for building personal software. tsk has no backend or servers.
November 24, 2025 at 4:54 PM
tsk is local-first.
stores all data locally, then syncs automatically in the background.
that means: no loading spinners, instant UI, works offline, syncs to all my devices.
built on @basic.tech - a platform for building personal software. tsk has no backend or servers.
stores all data locally, then syncs automatically in the background.
that means: no loading spinners, instant UI, works offline, syncs to all my devices.
built on @basic.tech - a platform for building personal software. tsk has no backend or servers.
the schedule aims to give you a holistic view of your day, trying to answer the question "what does my day look like today?"
it also acts like a historical archive, so you can see your schedule evolve over time.
it also acts like a historical archive, so you can see your schedule evolve over time.
November 24, 2025 at 4:54 PM
the schedule aims to give you a holistic view of your day, trying to answer the question "what does my day look like today?"
it also acts like a historical archive, so you can see your schedule evolve over time.
it also acts like a historical archive, so you can see your schedule evolve over time.
the core idea: tasks only get done if they're scheduled on the calendar.
tasks are things to be done, and anything that needs doing needs a time to be done at.
in tsk, when you work on a task or mark it complete, that activity gets logged to the calendar.
tasks are things to be done, and anything that needs doing needs a time to be done at.
in tsk, when you work on a task or mark it complete, that activity gets logged to the calendar.
November 24, 2025 at 4:54 PM
the core idea: tasks only get done if they're scheduled on the calendar.
tasks are things to be done, and anything that needs doing needs a time to be done at.
in tsk, when you work on a task or mark it complete, that activity gets logged to the calendar.
tasks are things to be done, and anything that needs doing needs a time to be done at.
in tsk, when you work on a task or mark it complete, that activity gets logged to the calendar.
introducing tsk - a cozy task manager & calendar
started this side quest with my friend almost two years ago. finally decided to finish it and publish it.
try it now: tsk.lol
- no signup required
- local-first with sync
- open source & free
or learn more below
started this side quest with my friend almost two years ago. finally decided to finish it and publish it.
try it now: tsk.lol
- no signup required
- local-first with sync
- open source & free
or learn more below
November 24, 2025 at 4:54 PM
introducing tsk - a cozy task manager & calendar
started this side quest with my friend almost two years ago. finally decided to finish it and publish it.
try it now: tsk.lol
- no signup required
- local-first with sync
- open source & free
or learn more below
started this side quest with my friend almost two years ago. finally decided to finish it and publish it.
try it now: tsk.lol
- no signup required
- local-first with sync
- open source & free
or learn more below
playing around with gemini 3 for UI generation & very impressed so far!
its really good at creating polished ui that actually works in one try
but also far less variation in design than sonnet, given the same prompts
its really good at creating polished ui that actually works in one try
but also far less variation in design than sonnet, given the same prompts
November 19, 2025 at 2:40 AM
playing around with gemini 3 for UI generation & very impressed so far!
its really good at creating polished ui that actually works in one try
but also far less variation in design than sonnet, given the same prompts
its really good at creating polished ui that actually works in one try
but also far less variation in design than sonnet, given the same prompts
only 51 days left in 2025
im spending the next couple weeks finally finishing up & launching all of the projects, side quests, and experiments I worked on this year!
launching something new every week :)
the great winter wrap up begins today
im spending the next couple weeks finally finishing up & launching all of the projects, side quests, and experiments I worked on this year!
launching something new every week :)
the great winter wrap up begins today
November 10, 2025 at 8:47 PM
only 51 days left in 2025
im spending the next couple weeks finally finishing up & launching all of the projects, side quests, and experiments I worked on this year!
launching something new every week :)
the great winter wrap up begins today
im spending the next couple weeks finally finishing up & launching all of the projects, side quests, and experiments I worked on this year!
launching something new every week :)
the great winter wrap up begins today
UIs are dying.
Buttons, dropdowns, dashboards — all getting replaced.
Agents are the new interface.
So what does the internet look like when we stop building screens?
🧵👇🏾
Buttons, dropdowns, dashboards — all getting replaced.
Agents are the new interface.
So what does the internet look like when we stop building screens?
🧵👇🏾
June 9, 2025 at 5:07 PM
UIs are dying.
Buttons, dropdowns, dashboards — all getting replaced.
Agents are the new interface.
So what does the internet look like when we stop building screens?
🧵👇🏾
Buttons, dropdowns, dashboards — all getting replaced.
Agents are the new interface.
So what does the internet look like when we stop building screens?
🧵👇🏾
not entirely sure what a good name for this is but, using a feature for a completely unintended purpose, because of a missing feature
random but popular example: using discord channel names to display stats/dynamic info
or even liking posts as a way of bookmarking them for later
random but popular example: using discord channel names to display stats/dynamic info
or even liking posts as a way of bookmarking them for later
May 2, 2025 at 6:38 PM
not entirely sure what a good name for this is but, using a feature for a completely unintended purpose, because of a missing feature
random but popular example: using discord channel names to display stats/dynamic info
or even liking posts as a way of bookmarking them for later
random but popular example: using discord channel names to display stats/dynamic info
or even liking posts as a way of bookmarking them for later
March 26, 2025 at 3:44 PM
over the weekend, there have been lots of discussions on how to build deeper integrations on atproto with other protocols
for example, inspired by @essentialrandom.bsky.social - your private pds could live as a service inside your atproto identity
for example, inspired by @essentialrandom.bsky.social - your private pds could live as a service inside your atproto identity
March 24, 2025 at 2:19 AM
over the weekend, there have been lots of discussions on how to build deeper integrations on atproto with other protocols
for example, inspired by @essentialrandom.bsky.social - your private pds could live as a service inside your atproto identity
for example, inspired by @essentialrandom.bsky.social - your private pds could live as a service inside your atproto identity
so how does this all work?
using "protocol composition" (a phrase i borrowed from @bmann.ca )
combing atproto with basic: an open protocol for private PDS's. by using both protocols side by side, you get the benefits of public social content with private data.
using "protocol composition" (a phrase i borrowed from @bmann.ca )
combing atproto with basic: an open protocol for private PDS's. by using both protocols side by side, you get the benefits of public social content with private data.
March 24, 2025 at 2:19 AM
so how does this all work?
using "protocol composition" (a phrase i borrowed from @bmann.ca )
combing atproto with basic: an open protocol for private PDS's. by using both protocols side by side, you get the benefits of public social content with private data.
using "protocol composition" (a phrase i borrowed from @bmann.ca )
combing atproto with basic: an open protocol for private PDS's. by using both protocols side by side, you get the benefits of public social content with private data.
in atproto fashion, your bookmarks are fully interoperable across at the atmosphere.
view and save bookmarks across clients, and data syncs automatically.
view and save bookmarks across clients, and data syncs automatically.
March 24, 2025 at 2:19 AM
in atproto fashion, your bookmarks are fully interoperable across at the atmosphere.
view and save bookmarks across clients, and data syncs automatically.
view and save bookmarks across clients, and data syncs automatically.
#ATmosphereConf was amazing!!
if you missed my talk, here's a quick recap:
introducing bookmarksky - private bookmarks on bluesky!!
a chrome extension that adds a bookmark button to every post, directly on the app
if you missed my talk, here's a quick recap:
introducing bookmarksky - private bookmarks on bluesky!!
a chrome extension that adds a bookmark button to every post, directly on the app
March 24, 2025 at 2:19 AM
#ATmosphereConf was amazing!!
if you missed my talk, here's a quick recap:
introducing bookmarksky - private bookmarks on bluesky!!
a chrome extension that adds a bookmark button to every post, directly on the app
if you missed my talk, here's a quick recap:
introducing bookmarksky - private bookmarks on bluesky!!
a chrome extension that adds a bookmark button to every post, directly on the app
excited to be giving a talk tomorrow at #ATmosphereConf !!
re: protocol composition - extending atproto with private data
here's a sneak peek of the demo hehe 👀
re: protocol composition - extending atproto with private data
here's a sneak peek of the demo hehe 👀
March 21, 2025 at 7:45 PM
excited to be giving a talk tomorrow at #ATmosphereConf !!
re: protocol composition - extending atproto with private data
here's a sneak peek of the demo hehe 👀
re: protocol composition - extending atproto with private data
here's a sneak peek of the demo hehe 👀
we’re at capacity for lofihack!!
so we’re opening up a demo hour where you can check out all the cool projects our hackers built!!
- 22nd feb, 430-6p
- presidio, sf
- cute stickers, swag & snacks!!
link below 💜
so we’re opening up a demo hour where you can check out all the cool projects our hackers built!!
- 22nd feb, 430-6p
- presidio, sf
- cute stickers, swag & snacks!!
link below 💜
February 14, 2025 at 6:16 PM
we’re at capacity for lofihack!!
so we’re opening up a demo hour where you can check out all the cool projects our hackers built!!
- 22nd feb, 430-6p
- presidio, sf
- cute stickers, swag & snacks!!
link below 💜
so we’re opening up a demo hour where you can check out all the cool projects our hackers built!!
- 22nd feb, 430-6p
- presidio, sf
- cute stickers, swag & snacks!!
link below 💜
a lil snippet of my @dweb.bsky.social demo from yesterday
ft. schema interop:
bi-directional realtime sync between two local-first apps ✨
full talk coming soon :)
ft. schema interop:
bi-directional realtime sync between two local-first apps ✨
full talk coming soon :)
February 12, 2025 at 11:53 PM
a lil snippet of my @dweb.bsky.social demo from yesterday
ft. schema interop:
bi-directional realtime sync between two local-first apps ✨
full talk coming soon :)
ft. schema interop:
bi-directional realtime sync between two local-first apps ✨
full talk coming soon :)
we may or may not be providing sticky notes at our hackathon 👀
come hack on local-first and local ai
feb 22, in SF
lofihack.com :)
come hack on local-first and local ai
feb 22, in SF
lofihack.com :)
January 25, 2025 at 10:56 PM
we may or may not be providing sticky notes at our hackathon 👀
come hack on local-first and local ai
feb 22, in SF
lofihack.com :)
come hack on local-first and local ai
feb 22, in SF
lofihack.com :)
its happening!! 🌉 lo-fi hack #1
cozy local-first x local AI hackathon - in SF on 22nd Feb!!
- 8am to 6pm hacking with meals
- cash awards for winners
- cosponsored by HuggingFace 🤗 (others to be announced soon!)
lofihack.com to sign up :)
cozy local-first x local AI hackathon - in SF on 22nd Feb!!
- 8am to 6pm hacking with meals
- cash awards for winners
- cosponsored by HuggingFace 🤗 (others to be announced soon!)
lofihack.com to sign up :)
January 22, 2025 at 8:13 PM
its happening!! 🌉 lo-fi hack #1
cozy local-first x local AI hackathon - in SF on 22nd Feb!!
- 8am to 6pm hacking with meals
- cash awards for winners
- cosponsored by HuggingFace 🤗 (others to be announced soon!)
lofihack.com to sign up :)
cozy local-first x local AI hackathon - in SF on 22nd Feb!!
- 8am to 6pm hacking with meals
- cash awards for winners
- cosponsored by HuggingFace 🤗 (others to be announced soon!)
lofihack.com to sign up :)
6. Refreshed interface for basic.id
Brand new hub for your users to manage their Basic apps and their accounts - other features like personal AI apps coming soon!
Brand new hub for your users to manage their Basic apps and their accounts - other features like personal AI apps coming soon!
January 11, 2025 at 1:40 AM
6. Refreshed interface for basic.id
Brand new hub for your users to manage their Basic apps and their accounts - other features like personal AI apps coming soon!
Brand new hub for your users to manage their Basic apps and their accounts - other features like personal AI apps coming soon!
5. ...or skip the developer console and create and manage your projects and schemas directly from the CLI
github.com/basicdb/basi...
github.com/basicdb/basi...
January 11, 2025 at 1:40 AM
5. ...or skip the developer console and create and manage your projects and schemas directly from the CLI
github.com/basicdb/basi...
github.com/basicdb/basi...