Websites from United States

Shane Robinson is a founder, coder, artist, and digital native. He is the founder of INEO Media, LLC, which builds Notion-based tools for solo entrepreneurs and small businesses. Previously, he was a Founder and Partner in Bare Feet Studios, LLC, a web development agency. Shane is also an abstract painter and photographer who earned his B.F.A. in Ceramics at the University of Iowa, School of Art and Art History. Currently, Shane is traveling around SE Asia, including Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Vietnam.

Wonyoung Jang is interested in programming, making music, formal logic, backpacking, magic and cardistry, and cooking. They have a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. Wonyoung grew up in The Bronx, NYC, where they started learning magic tricks at the age of 5 and attended the Lang Science Program at The American Museum of Natural History. They built text-based games in BASIC and eventually moved out of The Bronx to pursue higher education. This website is a collection of their projects and notes related to various areas of their life.

Maurice Cherry is an award-winning creative visionary who works as a writer, designer, strategist, voice actor, and storyteller. As principal and creative director of Lunch, he empowers creative brands to craft resonant narratives and forge meaningful connections with diverse audiences, particularly underrepresented communities. He is best known for Revision Path, the groundbreaking podcast inducted into the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC). His innovative projects also include the Black Weblog Awards, 28 Days of the Web, The Year of Tea, and the design anthology RECOGNIZE. In 2025, he was honored as one of the Eames Institute's Curious 100. He earned a degree in Mathematics from Morehouse College.

Chris Hranj, also known as Brodan, is a full-stack software developer with a passion for Python, micro-services, and APIs. He holds a BS in Computer Science from TCNJ. Currently a Senior Software Engineer at Alchemy, he works on user-facing tools, dashboards, and APIs for the web3 development platform. Previously, he worked at GIPHY for several years, contributing to ad products and creation tools. Chris also has experience at Truveris and interned at BuzzFeed, Twilio, and Dartmouth. Outside of his professional work, he runs a pin and goods company called Pingrove Press.

Patrick Yeo Ho Yoon is a software engineer based in Berkeley, California, near San Francisco. He describes himself as someone who actively pursues what he wants. He has a passion for storytelling and uses his blog to share moments that made him feel alive, times he's faced life's challenges, and convictions he's formed. He is open to engaging in conversations and hearing new perspectives.

Somya Desai is a third culture kid with Indian roots, born in Singapore, raised in Japan, and now based in New York City. She is the Co-Founder & Chief Cosmologist at Numinous Realm, building for the Age of Re-Enchantment. Describing herself as a philosopreneur, she integrates cosmology, consciousness, commerce, and culture in her work. Somya is interested in investigating reality through a transdisciplinary lens and considers herself a metaphysical investigator. She also offers astrology readings and explores various artistic pursuits, including saxophone painting and planetary flower arrangements.

Jack is a graphic designer and artist with a diverse portfolio of visual works. They also pursue photography and create videos, often about snacks. Jack maintains a blog with articles, essays, and reviews, and curates a website dedicated to their favorite music releases. They are involved with the Consumer Aesthetics Research Institute (CARI) and run a Discord server. Jack also creates and sells prints and t-shirts of their designs. Their projects include documenting traffic cones and compiling recipes.

Cliff is the Founder & Editor of SeerOfSouls. He is a proud husband, cat dad, and tech enthusiast. He enjoys playing video games, listening to music, reading the news, and taking pictures. He also writes words. He has been playing video games since the early 70's.

Angela Fox has been working in the AI/ML and design space for four years. After three years at Snorkel AI, she moved to Airtable to work on field agents. She believes that any serious AI product needs good evaluation UX and that AI products have the responsibility to surface eval as a key step in the use of AI. She lives in Miraloma, SF, and focuses on supporting her family, friends, and communities.

Nikhil Anand is a student at Columbia University in the department of Biomedical Informatics. He previously studied Biomedical Engineering at The University of Iowa, specializing in Bioinformatics & Computational Biology. Before Columbia, he worked at the Iowa Institute for Vision Research and Corteva AgriScience, writing software for scientists and others. He also studied data analytics at Georgia Tech. He is originally from Hyderabad, India, and grew up in a small emirate along the Persian Gulf. He uses his website to log things of interest and experiment with personal publishing, programming, and design.

Rajit Khanna is a writer who uses his blog as an incentive to articulate his ideas and commit to creation over consumption. He reflects on topics such as time, death, and living with presence. His writing explores entrepreneurship, personal experiences, and what he learns through "active lazing."

Levi Nelson is a product-minded fractional COO who helps startups make progress through product and process. He embeds himself within companies to improve tools, teams, processes, product, design, and development. He brings strategic insight and execution on demand, offering the judgment of a seasoned COO without the overhead of a full-time hire. Levi has helped scale startups from pre-revenue to $24M+ ARR, bringing intentional systems that speed up growth while maintaining sanity. He has experience leading ops, product, design, and culture.

Benny Lewis is the author of the international best-selling book and blog “Fluent in 3 Months”, as well as the “Language Hacking” series. He is also known from YouTube videos he’s been uploading since 2006. He is a National Geographic Traveler of the year, has given multiple TEDx talks, is a European Union official language ambassador, and has been completely nomadic for over 21 years. Everything he owns in the world fits into his 23kg/50lb checked luggage and small backpack, as he travels the world to learn languages. He currently speaks 6 languages fluently and can get by in another 5.

Connor Lindsey is a software engineer at Knock, where he works on developer-first notification tooling. He enjoys tinkering on side projects, building browser extensions, and making games. He has worked on projects such as MoonStar Studio, SwipeWell, and Coding Capstone. Connor also explores topics through writing, demos, and more, including game development and personal learning strategies. He values design and its impact on creating high-quality user experiences.

Scott Willsey owns and operates scottwillsey.com, a website dedicated to Mac and web-related topics. He writes about computing, automation, and geekiness, including subjects like Shortcuts, apps, terminal commands, Astro, Maudit, and CSS. Scott spent his formative years in Kagoshima City, Japan, where he developed an interest in computing technology. He currently hosts the Friends with Brews podcast with Peter Nikolaidis. He is a Mac user, but has also used PCs. His website includes links, reviews, and a /now page.

Grin is a web wizard who builds AI products at Neynar. On the side, they create IRL gatherings for URL communities such as Vibecamp, FarCon, TNS Camp, and Fractal Boston. Previously, Grin was on the core team of Cabin, a network city of modern villages. Before Cabin, they founded LBRY, a decentralized digital content protocol. Grin is also an ex-pro ultimate frisbee player and founded TopScore, a sports event management app.

Corey Snipes is a software and systems engineer who has been building systems, products, and businesses for 25 years. He is well-versed in security, cloud, and web-facing technologies. A data-oriented polyglot, he is also an adjunct professor in the Department of Geography and Geospatial Technology at Lakeland Community College. He enjoys software, science fiction, old-time fiddle and banjo tunes, bluegrass and jazz music, drones and flying robotics, and spending time in the woods. He lives in Cleveland, Ohio.

Aloe, also known as Ashley, is a flirty 30-something trans woman of Irish- and Italian-American heritage. Ze lives in "Rhode Island", ancestrally Narragansett land. Aloe makes music and is a novice at computer touching and drawing. Ze is an enthusiastic amateur in all things.

Brian Norman is a Senior Android developer at SeatGeek. He enjoys working on side projects, including Cobresun Movie Club, a website for tracking and reviewing movies with friends, and Community: Required Reading, a reference guide for the TV show Community. He also creates indie games for game jams and hackathons. Brian writes about his experiences in gamedev and explores topics like HLS and Adaptive Bitrate Streaming.

Kate Rodell (Jaworski) is a composer, lyricist, and author. She graduated from West Virginia University with a BA in Theatre. She directed, vocal coached and choreographed musicals at the University of Colorado. Kate created, produced and starred in Lucid, a theatrical circus production. She was the lead singer of Gora Gora Orkestar brass band and The Artful Dodgers jazz band, and resident composer for Just Rite Media Film. She was a semi-finalist for the National MountainStage New Song Competition. In New York, Kate sang in The New York Nightingales and was the lead singer for In Persistence of Memory with Kinesis Project. She won Best Lighting Design 2017 from the New York Innovative Theatre Awards for The Woman Who Was Me. She was the composer, music director, and lead vocalist for Timepiece and Traces of Us with Kinesis Project. She composed the music for Beautiful Things. Kate is currently teaching music, writing a young adult fantasy novel, and spending time with her family in New York City.

Nolen Crawford is an adventure-seeking entrepreneur who focuses on bringing people together through events, good coffee, and conversation. He has experience in reselling sneakers and managing a firewood business. Nolen also has a passion for volunteering, stemming from a childhood tradition of donating to nonprofits on his birthday. He volunteered in Thailand teaching English and worked at a nonprofit coffee shop. Currently, Nolen is a Retail Marketing Coordinator in Greenville, SC and a copywriter for a marketing agency. He is driven by business success and ambitious goals, while prioritizing giving back.

Michael Coorlim is a writer and narrative designer with a decade of experience creating character-driven stories across multiple media, including games, novels, film, and audio drama. He has written heavily-researched original novels involving extensive outlining, worldbuilding, and character bios, and led the development of a full-cast audiodrama series. He has also led teams of writers working with existing IP. Michael is also a science fiction author, podcast producer, and game developer. He is the author of the Galvanic Century steampunk series and the Shadow Decade cyberpunk books. He also makes videos about video game history and narrative analysis, and is a solo game developer.