A good product makes being human a little more awesome

Every time I got a LinkedIn recommendation, putting it on my website meant copying the words, downloading the person's photo and adding it by hand. I work under NDA a lot and can rarely show numbers, so what people say about working with me is the proof I have.

So I made a tool anyone can use for free. It grabs every recommendation off your LinkedIn, along with each writer's photo, name and title. Everything comes back formatted and ready for a website. Pick a style, and the file even carries a prompt for any AI to place them for you.

For the last couple of months I have been getting back into LinkedIn and reconnecting with old friends, colleagues and clients. What got me was how connected everyone is. Everything I have done came through a referral or someone who knew me, and I never even had a website.

I wanted to see that. Not a flat chart full of straight lines, a live map of everyone I am connected to on LinkedIn, where you tap anyone and see how they connect to the rest.

The next part is asking it things. Where is my next gig most likely to come from. Who is looking for work that I could help. The point is helping people find their next thing.

When a product problem comes up, I go see how the best products already solve it. Say Duolingo runs a seven day trial. How do they explain it, what is their checkout like, and where in the app does the upsell show up? I walk those flows as a user, screenshot them and bring them back, then pull patterns from a few other apps too.

So I thought, why not have fun with it. Say your problem landed at Duolingo. How would their team solve it, going by what their live product already does on Mobbin? Bring a product and its problem, and you get their answer, made for yours. It keeps your own voice, logo and colors. You can ask it questions and go deeper. This one is a demo.