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Nathan Baschez is the cofounder and CEO of AI word processor Lex. He cofounded Every, was the first employee at Substack, and co-created Product Hunt.
If you’re building the tech equivalent of balsamic strawberry ice cream, don’t expect vanilla scale
10 theses for building better products
On launching and learning
Building your v1
Mastering the art of 0 to 1
Advice for Generalist Founders
The blue check fiasco reveals a shallow understanding of how status motivates participation in social networks. Here is a deeper look.
Say you just launched a product to a group of users for the first time. What now?
How AI will—and won’t—change writing
25,000 users in 24 hours
As a paid subscriber to Every, you get access to Lex before anyone else. We realize many of you signed up for Lex with a different email tha
Meta thinks it will, and they are betting everything on it.
Here’s how to do it well
How close are we to having a personal AI that can write the perfect thing just for us?
Or, how to learn something useful from big events
An expansive question that has surprisingly practical value
The origins of economic progress, and what comes next
A third revolution in software is happening, and we’re just beginning to understand it.
Viral photo app BeReal has a unique feature, but not a unique network.
Real data from our business showing how execution is exponential
Nathan Baschez
