You can now plan a post before you've written it. Hold Thursday's slot on the calendar, fill it in when the draft is ready, and nothing publishes until you schedule it.
Five prompts for running Orbitwrite from Claude: 1. Plan a week 2. Check the calendar 3. Repost a winner 4. Recover failed posts 5. Morning check What to type for each, what Claude reads or changes, and where it waits for you.
Approvals get messy in Slack threads. Feedback gets buried, versions drift and the final “yes” is hard to find. Our guide shows freelancers and small teams how to keep the request, edits and decision together on the post itself. https://orbitwrite.com/blog/approval-workflow-small-team
Approval workflow for a small team or freelancer: sign-off without a Slack thread
Ask for sign-off on the post itself, hold it until someone approves, and keep the feedback, the edits and the final yes in one place.
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I think we might be building the best designed social scheduling OS, @orbitwrite, wdyt? 🤣 The dashboard uses the MCP which means "Orb" (in-app agent) can do exactly what you need. Schedule posts, plan campaigns, add approvers, add suggestions, tags, analytics, most engaged time of posts, and more
Sometimes the right reply is a GIF... Orbitwrite now has a GIPHY picker built in 🚀
Cartoon gif. This is Fine dog in a bowler hat sits at a table with a mug as flames blaze all around him and smoke drifts above his head. In the next frame, a closeup of the dog shows his dazed eyes as he looks in the coffee cup and says, "This is fine."
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Users in the @orbitwrite beta asked for a changelog. I love a changelog, so we shipped one! 😁 The first version was just text because I really didn't want to start maintaining a folder full of screenshots. So I tried something else on my flight back from Spain.
I think I’ve been TanStack-pilled. Migrated a pretty large React Router app to TanStack Start. Surprisingly straightforward.
Your DNS bill shouldn't scale with your traffic. So we removed query fees from Bunny DNS entirely. No per-request billing, no query limits, free hosting for up to 500 domains. And it's been getting better, too: IPv6, DNSSEC, and modern record types.
Security shouldn't slow down your website or your team. Bunny Shield combines protection, performance, and simplicity into a single security layer at the edge. See how Bunny Shield helps block attacks, stop bots, and protect applications without complexity. @notrab.dev
You can now talk to Bunny Database through the terminal 🧑💻 The interactive SQL shell is here — and it's the first piece of the bunny.net CLI. REPL, dot-commands, saved views, secret masking, and non-interactive mode for scripts. Details on the blog👇
Like SQLite, but for the web, Bunny Database lets you easily create low-latency DBs for your web apps 🐰🛢️ Get the full tour including how to connect Bunny Database to your app in this video demo from our DX Engineer, Jamie Barton @notrab.dev ⬇️
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Hunting Down 1.3 Billion Row Database Reads - A Turso Performance Tale - Scott Spence
I spent some time this weekend rolling the auth credentials for this site (again) after Claude Code doxed my variables! Anyways, whilst I w...
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You’ve probably built an app that “works offline” — until it doesn’t... Data gets out of sync, conflicts pop up, and suddenly you’re debugging your own sync protocol. With @tur.so and Expo, local-first just got a whole lot easier. ✍️ @notrab.dev 📼 @codewithbeto.dev expo.dev/blog/build-o...
Turso + Expo: Build offline-first mobile apps, without the sync struggle
Build real offline-first apps with Expo and Turso. Sync seamlessly, eliminate backend complexity, and ship faster with local-first architecture.
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