A lot of my friends in tech have given up on Twitter, but I still find a lot of value there.

People don’t want to waste time trying to improve their feeds. They’re tired of doomscrolling and just want signal without noise.

Twitter can be incredible for discovering great insights, but it often feels like trying to find a needle in a noisy, sloppy haystack.

You doomscroll for 10–20 minutes and maybe find one or two gems. The rest is just fatigue.

I built techtwitter.com, a dedicated site for folks who just don’t want to bother. It’s a curated directory of the best tech-related posts of the day. No slop. No BS. Just value.