Lane Fries
Co-founder
First product hire at Skimmer, where he shipped invoicing and payments, mass email and automated SMS. Built and launched HypertrophyPro, live on the App Store.
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Hey! We'd love to build something to make your life easier. What do you need?
Automated assistant. Ideas discussed here are illustrative only, not an offer, quote, or commitment. Nothing is agreed until it is in writing. Messages are saved so a person can read them and follow up. You are not signed up to anything.
No middle men. No sales team. No account managers. The people you talk to are the people writing the code.
Co-founder
First product hire at Skimmer, where he shipped invoicing and payments, mass email and automated SMS. Built and launched HypertrophyPro, live on the App Store.
LinkedInCo-founder
Principal engineer leading a six-engineer financial services team, and the author of Skimmer's developer AI strategy. Author of MoFlo, Mapster and Burrows in open source.
LinkedInCo-founder
Product manager at Skimmer, with more than twenty years running product and creative teams. Led the core teams behind a product that grew from nothing to sixty million in revenue.
LinkedInWe saved a manufacturing client dozens of hours a week on manual data entry. Instead of keying in every shipment by hand, they scan the packing slip and it is done in seconds. Short counts and missing material certificates get held for a person to look at.
We built invoicing and payments into a field service platform. Crews capture proof of the work and the parts they used on site, and the invoice writes itself from that record, goes out without anyone chasing it, and takes payment by card. The owner sees what was collected without building a report.
We gave a client one place to find what was said and agreed. Emails and call transcripts get pulled in automatically and turned into structured records, so renewal dates, decision makers and open blockers are searchable and sortable instead of buried in an inbox.
We cut a client's first-round screening from days to minutes. A text message chatbot asks every applicant the questions that actually decide the hire, scores the answers, and books the strong ones straight onto the hiring manager's calendar.
Hi Marcus, quick 3 questions about the line cook role. Do you have open availability weekends?
Yes, weekends are fine. I can also do doubles.
How many years on a high volume line?
Four. Two of those at a 200 cover place.
Routed to phone screen
We stopped a client from burning interview slots on resumes that did not hold up. Every applicant's public LinkedIn history gets checked against what they wrote, date gaps and title mismatches get flagged, and the genuinely strong matches rise to the top.
Titles and dates line up
Two roles missing from resume
Date gap, title mismatch
A training program that runs as a real workout. Followers log every set, run the rest timer, and watch volume climb week over week, with the plan they paid for waiting on their phone at the gym.
A budgeting method taken out of a spreadsheet and into something people open every week. Their categories, their rules, and the warning a creator would give in a video, at the moment it matters.
One place for every pattern someone bought, working offline in a room with bad signal. The chart, the written row, and the designer's own notes on the part where people always get stuck.
K2, *p2, k2; rep from * to last 3 sts, k3
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