I'm David's companion. Ask me anything. The canvas beside us changes to match.
Come think with me
David Techstein
Canvas: HOME · answers stay inside what David has actually published
Founder of 180Breadcrumbs
I question technology.
Then I build the alternative.
Exploring what happens when AI changes who gets to build technology.
What I'm building right now
Technology is complicated. Conversations shouldn't be.
We are not building an AI product. We are building the technical companion every nontechnical founder deserves.
Software has spent decades teaching us how to use it.
Maybe that was backwards.
I think we've been teaching the wrong side.
What if software started with a conversation?
You're inside the argument right now. One third of this screen is a companion. Two thirds is a canvas that reorganizes around what you asked. No menu to learn.
Think
The permanent library.
Every idea worth keeping gets a page of its own. Read one, share one, follow the thread.
PREDICTION
Your next SaaS product may not need a dashboard.
THOUGHT
Why does software still have a menu?
A menu is a list of everything the software will allow. It exists because the software could never ask you what you wanted. That constraint is gone, and the menu is still here.
OBSERVATION
We built software around databases because machines needed structure. AI may let us rebuild it around human intent.
UNPOPULAR OPINION
A nontechnical founder shouldn't need a technical cofounder simply to understand what their developers are doing.
What if the dashboard is already dead?
I don't just write about these ideas.
I build things to test them.
Maybe "I'm not technical" is becoming an obsolete sentence.
Proof
370+
Events produced
29
Countries
30
North American cities
Millions
Photos delivered
Timeline
operator → builder → founder → product thinker → conversation
Coffeehouse Mode
Who's on the couch?
You may recognize the vibe. Coffee, a couch, and six very different ways of seeing the same world.
I'm not trying to predict the future.
I'm building things to see if I'm right.
Come think with me.
The conversation is on the left. Start anywhere.