Zeet

Alright, I'm pulling the trigger. I'm quitting my job, doing Zeet fulltime.

Got some customers, solid signal from the market, and I believe we can build something valuable here.

Fellow startups seem to be the right market to follow, they don't want to spend the effort on learning / setting up tools, have some funding, and are happy to throw a little bit of money at "just make this problem go away"

Zeet made some money! This is a fun side project, it feels like we're on to something here...

Feedback has been positive, and now we have a paying customer! They've ported their whole company to Zeet.

What does the infra tool designed for startups look like?

Spent some time messing around, thinking about:

• what is the BEST and EASIEST UX for someone to deploy a project?
• What don't I like about what's out there now?
• What can we do better?

I don't want to learn a new CLI tool. I don't want to learn a new config file syntax. I don't want to have to string this together with other tools. I don't want 1000 pieces of configuration I have to tune and learn.

I want all the best practices. I want CI/CD built in. I want to support ANY project.

I've deployed projects hundreds of times. Thousands. I ran DevOps @ bebo and then on my team @ Twitch. I know how to do this.

So why is it still so hard? I'm at a friend's house for a mini-hackathon, we want to deploy our project, and even though we've done it 1000 times, it feels like an enormous weight.

What if it were easy...