🔦 Interview highlights
This week I asked a few questions to Kenny Schumacher, founder at Delesign (among many other companies).
It’s been an honor talking to him as I’ve been using Delesign free designs everywhere on Frenl from the start :)
This week I asked a few questions to Balach Hussain, that I met through Frenl.
He started as a developer then switched to product management before recently starting to work full time on his collaborative roadmap project: Epek. He successfully went from idea to launch in only four months!
This week I asked a few questions to Simon Wicki, former Head of Frontend (and best co-worker) at JustWatch.
Expert in Ionic, VueJS, Angular and Cordova/Capacitor, he recently started an indepedent consulting agency.
He is also co-organizer of the Ionic Berlin Meetup. He just released a new version of Notyfy, his notification aggregator Chrome extension.
This week I asked a few questions to Andrew Davison, founder of Luhhu. He was among the first people joining Frenl, back in… 4 months ago.
He successfully started by himself an agency helping businesses automate their processes using Zapier, even before no-code was cool.
This week I asked a few questions to Kevin Goedecke, founder of XD2Sketch, that I met at the last Indie Hackers Meetup in Berlin.
He successfully built and monetized a tool converting Adobe XD to Sketch files and is now trying to find new ways to help designers and grow his product.
“Loomly has a pretty fun - and quite unconventional - background interview.”
“After allowing myself to sink into a music rut, listening to the same playlists over and over, I knew there was a better way to experience music.”
“I’ve always been able to go into a room and instantly start talking to people I’ve never met and at the end of the day being best friends with the person.”
“I’m building a freelancer management tool called payspresso, and feel like I’ve gotten to a pitch that could work. I’d love to hear your thoughts. Would you use this?”
“After years of venting to each other about the daily annoyances with technology, Manu and I decided to continue doing just that, but on one of these internet blogs.”