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Ryan Singer, author of Shape Up, writes about how to define, frame and shape software projects before building. Issues combine practical advice, conceptual distinctions and a full end-to-end case study video with transcript.
A newsletter exploring product strategy through the lens of organizations as nested, interacting games, alongside reflections on research practice and framework building. Readers get conceptual models, personal anecdotes from consulting, and thinking about why product strategy fails.
Weekly analyses that dissect failed assumptions in deep tech and early-stage ventures, using case studies such as MakerBot and BASF and frameworks like TRL and product-market fit. Readers get structured post-mortems that pair an assumption with a reality check and practitioner-level lessons.
A product management newsletter that uses real-world cases, from AI infrastructure financing to surveillance tech to TiVo's business model, to draw lessons for product managers. Readers get opinionated essays that tie business and ethics stories to roadmap and product decisions.
Short, practical essays on building AI agents and deciding where they belong, covering cost, quality measurement and when to use code, people or models. Readers get a decision framework and real project experience rather than news or tool roundups.
A founder's personal blog with essays on building AI products, startup lessons, and the future of work. Readers get first-person analysis, including a framework for why some AI products improve with new models while others degrade, and a candid postmortem of a venture-backed startup.
Short essays on startup growth from an operator who has worked with fast-growing companies such as Wispr Flow, Replit and GPTZero. Each issue develops one framework, such as choosing the right decision altitude, picking fast-moving markets, or shipping a second product when growth stalls.
Personal essays from an independent design consultant on organizational behavior, workshop facilitation, and career reflection. Each issue builds a concrete anecdote into a broader idea, such as organizational debt or the value of physical collaboration.
A personal blog-style newsletter covering software architecture, product strategy and the human side of building, told through first-person experience. Issues mix technical postmortems, such as backend-for-frontend auth struggles with Hono and Next.js, with reflective essays on resilience and learning.
A skeptical newsletter on generative AI and its intersection with media and product strategy, mixing ethical analysis, explainers on how models work, and practical decision frameworks. Readers get a critical but engaged perspective on AI hype and product choices.
Weekly deep dives and podcast-companion posts on AI product management, product growth and landing PM jobs, with a focus on building workflows with Claude Code. Readers get practical walkthroughs, guest interviews with practitioners and some original data analysis such as job listing research.
A practical newsletter for product managers and builders on designing, evaluating and deploying AI features, with short flashcard-style lessons and course promotion. Readers get frameworks for measuring AI quality versus product value and for deciding where AI belongs in a product.
Heiberg Industries is a founder studio newsletter by an AI-focused digital product practitioner, offering essays on how AI is reshaping work, browsers and marketing. Each issue pairs cited research and industry observations with a strategic point of view for digital product and marketing leaders.
A founder's blog covering crypto product strategy, including wallet UX, passkeys, and how centralized exchanges may bring users onchain. It also carries company announcements from Daylight, such as its funding round and hiring.
A product management newsletter sharing commentary, frameworks and personal experience from a product leader, including takes on talks by industry figures and PM career structures. Readers get practical perspective on product roles, strategy and career progression.
A product management practitioner's blog-style newsletter offering a structured ideation framework (Outcome, Problem, Solution), a multi-part history of the product management role starting at Procter & Gamble, and notes from lectures on data presentation. Readers get practical frameworks and historical context for product work.
AI With Tony is a short-issue newsletter offering opinionated, plain-spoken takes on practical AI engineering, product strategy and career advice. Each issue pairs a brief argument with a recurring promotion for an NVIDIA developer bootcamp in Manila.
Personal newsletter from a Dublin software engineering manager, mixing essays on strategy and technical debt in the AI era with notes on tools like Claude and his own product Clonra. Readers get short opinionated takes and occasional links to other engineering writing.
BuildWire AI distributes free packages of Claude Skills for marketing and growth work, covering creative and brand, go-to-market and research, and analytics and conversion. Each issue describes a package's contents, intended users, a suggested order of use, an example workflow and review guidance.
Better Products publishes critical reviews of apps and software, plus product critiques and roadmaps for well-known platforms. Readers get opinionated verdicts on tools like HeyGen and Audible, often mixed with affiliate-style calls to try a product.
A product strategy newsletter from Stephen (productstrategy.co) offering guides on PR/FAQs, OKRs and product strategy frameworks, templates and roadmaps. Readers get explainers and tools for product managers, with recurring promotion of the author's AI consulting and his LLM platform Klu.
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