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We rethought how we start new projects: shorter discovery, tighter collaboration, and visible progress from week one. Here’s what it looks like in practice →
We're catching up with Chris Nelson after returning from this year's Elixir Conf, hearing about the keynotes from Chris McCord, Bruce Tate, and the other fantastic speakers in this year's lineup. We love the selfies Chris snags along the way. Hello friends! Justin Searls, Josh Wood, and Jason Stiebs
ElixirConf: We're ready for you! Join @superchris.launchscout.com this week on Thursday, August 28 for his talk "Extending Elixir with WebAssembly Components." We're looking forward to a great week with awesome people. https://elixirconf.com/talks/extending-elixir-with-webassembly-components/
We’re proud to have partnered with our client to deliver a high-performing MVP with zero bugs. Check out some of the work we’ve been doing: https://launchscout.com/our-work
This artwork went up recently in the alley alongside our office. College Hill CURC is doing a great job of bringing art to the exterior of buildings and businesses in the area. We are thankful to be able to enjoy them! Check out their projects here: https://chcurc.com/current-projects/
Real users. Real feedback. Real results. See how we turned a clickable prototype into insights that made our product truly work for real people—and why user testing matters for building products clients (and users) love. https://launchscout.com/blog/the-process-of-getting-real-user-feedback
Thank you to all who weathered the [literal] storm last week for @superchris.launchscout.com talk about helping teams adopt AI. What we liked best was that it felt like a true meetup. It ended with everyone sitting down, chairs turned toward the center, honestly sharing and listening to each other.
Tomorrow evening @superchris.launchscout.com will share his experience helping real software development teams effectively adopt AI on real projects. Listen and chat over some pizza at Alloy Development Co starting at 5:30PM! Register (it's free) here:
@superchris.launchscout.com will be sharing practical insights on how we're collaborating with tech teams in his in-person talk, "Beyond Vibe Coding: Lessons from helping teams effectively adopt AI," at 5:30 PM on June 18 at Alloy. Register at
Episode 3 of The Practical Product Designer is live! Watch as Kati Best creates a project from scratch, adds data points, and links users—all in under 15 minutes. Check it out here: https://launchscout.com/blog/practical-product-designer-ep3
We are getting excited for ProductCamp Cincinnati this Saturday. Pumped to sponsor this idea inspired unconference and thrilled to be in person. We are bringing a throwback "from the vault" for your enjoyment 😂 Find us there!
Join us this Thursday, May 15, at 12 PM for the Cincinnati Ruby Brigade meetup. More info at https://cincyrb.com/
Episode 2 of The Practical Product Designer is up! Watch as Kati builds a dashboard, updates it with new seed data (hello chaos 😅), and adds an event feature. Check it out here: https://youtu.be/U1AC0xRRNuM
Curious about how AI stacks up against traditional story mapping? Check out our latest blog post where we dive into the results of using ChatGPT and Deepseek alongside our story mapping process.
April Ruby Brigade Recap! Join Bill Barnett as he dives into the Chat interface of a parcel app. He discusses workflows, RAGs, MCP servers, and LLM integrations. Catch up on the full discussion here: https://youtu.be/87Xl_CXbOwc
🚀 Kicking off The Practical Product Designer series! Watch Kati Best dive into using Cursor to manage data and create seed data for a project management app in under 15 mins! Check it out: https://launchscout.com/blog/practical-product-designer-ep1
@superchris.launchscout.com is at it again! He will be presenting "WebAssembly Beyond the Browser: A Better Way to Build Extensible Software" at Stir Trek in Columbus, Ohio. on See you May 2 at 1PM. Register here: https://stirtrek.com/
We've been using Cursor on real projects—here’s what helped, what didn’t, and what surprised us. A quick convo with Katie & Chris on bringing AI into the dev process:
Haley Moore dug up her blog post about our favorite local coffee shops. We frequent Luminary by La Terza, and College Hill wasn't on the list. Who is missing? Don't worry, the office espresso machine still flexes. https://launchscout.com/blog/For-the-Love-of-All-Things-Cincinnati-Coffee
We helped Parker Dewey redesign their employer experience—making Micro-Internships easier to launch, repeat, and measure. Less time drafting, more time hiring great candidates. Read the full case study : https://launchscout.com/our-work/parker-dewey
Join us this Thursday, April 17 at 12 PM for the @cincyrb.com meetup! This month, Bill Barnett will expand on last month's session by adding a workflow class that simplifies the addition of AI agents, all accessible via a new chat controller. https://cincyrb.com/
Doug and Haley sat down for some coffee talk in front of the mic, this time about building a Discord bot. They discussed dungeons, dragons, and Pythonx (oh my!).
Join us on April 9th at 12:00 PM for the Cinci JS meetup! 🎉 Connect with local developers, discuss JavaScript, and code together. Fewer slides, more coding! 🚀 💬 Follow the Discord Server for event information: https://discord.gg/8enKaa6egs #CincyJS #JavaScript #DevCommunity
Wasmex is a library that lets us host WebAssembly Components in Elixir so we can benefit from all the OTP goodies to build bullet proof WASM. Listen in on @superchris.launchscout.com talking more about it from the WASM I/O 2025 conference: https://youtu.be/F-VyDJKWG_k?feature=shared
@superchris.launchscout.com is back from Wasm I/O in Barcelona, Spain! It was a fantastic experience, and while it was a conference trip, there was still time to take in the sights. We hope attendees enjoyed "Supervising your WebAssembly Components with Wasmex" while they were there.