Ryan Bond

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Software dev and entrepreneur trying to disrupt an industry I know very little about. mxtp.gg

A vertical mobile landing page for the music platform “MxTp.” The top displays the MxTp logo above bold headline text reading “Kill the industry. Keep the music.” Below, descriptive copy explains it is an artist-first music platform focused on ending corporate greed, emphasizing “Your music. Your terms. Your money.” An email input field labeled “Enter your email” and an orange “Join the waitlist now” button follow. The lower section features a stylized illustration of a cassette tape with “MxTp” scrawled across it and an orange “Learn more” button. The footer reads “© 2026 MxTp LLC.”
A vertical mobile landing page for the music platform “MxTp.” At the top is the MxTp logo, followed by bold text reading “Kill the industry. Keep the music.” Supporting copy describes an artist-first music platform opposing corporate greed, emphasizing “Your music. Your terms. Your money.” An email input field and an orange “Join the waitlist now” button appear below. The lower section features a stylized illustration of a cassette tape with “MxTp” written across it and an orange “Learn more” button. The footer reads “© 2026 MxTp LLC.”
The cover of the 11th edition of All You Need to Know About the Music Business
A black digital canvas with a white rectangular border containing a uniform grid of evenly spaced white lines, creating small square cells across the entire area. A toolbar with various icons is visible at the top, and a “100%” zoom indicator appears at the bottom right.
Music release details form on MxTp showing fields for release title, release type dropdown, release date with calendar icon, optional UPC/EAN, optional catalog number, and a text area to tell fans about the release. Below the form are selected genre tags: 'Electronic,' 'Ambient,' and 'Ambient dub,' each with an orange remove button.
Music release upload form on MxTp. The top section labeled 'Artwork *' includes a square placeholder box with an upload icon and the text 'Click to upload artwork – Square image required.' Below that, under 'Release Details,' are text fields for release title, release type (dropdown, currently set to 'Single'), release date (with calendar icon), genre example ('e.g., Electronic, House, Techno'), Universal Product Code, catalog number ('e.g., LABEL001'), and a text area labeled 'Tell fans about this release.' The next section header, 'Tracks,' appears at the bottom.
MxTp payment info setup page, step 3 of 4. A notice says payment info is stored securely with Stripe and not on MxTp. Section titled 'Verify your personal details' includes form fields for legal name, email address (filled with rhesusattack@gmail.com ), date of birth, home address (country, street, apartment, city, state, zip code), phone number, and last 4 digits of Social Security number (masked except 8888). At the bottom right is an orange 'Continue' button
MxTp artist profile setup page showing step 2 of 4: Basic Info. A placeholder profile picture is shown at the top. Form fields include Name (filled with 'The Swedish Consulate'), Email, Country (set to Afghanistan), Postal Code, a short blurb about you, and a full bio. Below the form are two buttons: an orange 'Save & continue' button and a red 'Fill this out later' button.
MxTp artist sign-up page showing step 1 of 4: Terms of Service. Header reads 'Everything you need to know about being an artist on MxTp.' Three key points are listed: 'You own all rights to everything you upload here,' 'You take most of the money, forever,' and 'You control the pricing.' A button below says 'Expand to read full artist terms of service.' At the bottom is a checkbox to agree to the MxTp artist terms of use, an input field labeled 'Artist name,' and a disabled gray 'Create artist profile' button.
MxTp invitation page. Header text reads 'You have been invited to join MxTp.' A large orange button says 'Create Your Account Now.' Below, text describes MxTp as an independent music platform free from corporate greed, advertiser pressure, or VC influence, helping artists make a living wage. It mentions that the invitation code should populate automatically, otherwise it can be copied. The code expires on 9/27/2025 at 10:03:38 PM. At the bottom, bold text reads 'Invitation Code' followed by the code 'h3j-mX8AakccDtmAaZdSe'.
MxTp Invitation Manager page. The account email 'grsgllc@gmail.com ' appears in an orange dropdown at the top. A form field labeled 'Enter email address' sits above an orange 'Generate Invitation' button. Below, the 'Active Invitations' section lists an invitation for 'grsgllc@gmail.com ' with an expiration date of 10/3/2025, 4:32:45 PM, and a partially hidden token.
Create a new account form for MxTp. Fields include email address, unique username, and invitation code. A checkbox confirms the user is at least 13 years old. An option to receive news and platform updates via email is checked. At the bottom is an orange 'Create Account' button.
Checklist for Monday with two sections. 'Daily Goals' includes Goal 1, Goal 2, and Goal 3. 'Marketing Activities' includes sticker chart blog post, keyword research, and sticker chart newsletter with parenting tips. All checkboxes are empty.
Promotional sign-up page for MxTp. The top section reads 'Take Control of Your Music. Don’t let corporate greed dictate your creative journey. Take the power back, make your music yours.' Below is an image of a stereo with the word 'MxTp' written across it. The bottom section says 'Join the Waitlist Now. Be the first to get your hands on MxTp and discover all of its artist-centric features.' A field to enter an email and an orange button labeled 'Join Waitlist' are shown.
A landing page flow chart outlining the structure for converting visitors. The page begins with an ATTENTION section featuring a header and hero. The INTEREST and DESIRE sections introduce a problem, then a solution preview. TRUST is built through a key benefits section, social proof, and feature explanations. The final ACTION section includes a pricing table, a clear call to action, and a footer.
Parenting website content showing two sections: "Strengthens Family Bonds & Reduces Conflict" with benefits like peaceful routines and quality family time, and "Creates Structure That Works for Everyone" highlighting self-managing children and consistent routines. Includes two parent testimonials with 5-star ratings from Sarah M. (mother of 3) and David R. (father of 2) describing positive transformations. Bottom text reads "Designed for Real Families, Real Life" and "Every feature built with busy parents and motivated kids in mind."
Landing page promoting a kid-friendly routine tracker with headline, benefit statements, and a visual reward chart of yellow stars.
Website banner with a blue notification bar at the top that reads, 'Not sure how to instill principles in your kids? Download our free guide now!' Below, a yellow star icon with a smiling face is on the left, and a pink 'Sign In' button is on the right.
Screenshot of two similar tweets asking the same question about choosing between Cursor and Claude Code. The first tweet is from Ky-Nam (@withkynam) posted 18 hours ago in the Startup Community category. It reads: 'if you can only choose between - cursor - claude code which one?' It has 112 comments, 6 retweets, 113 likes, and 12.2K views. The second tweet is from Xyren (@XyrenDev) posted 4 hours ago in the Software Engineering category. It has the exact same wording: 'if you can only choose between - cursor - claude code which one?' It has 35 comments, 3 retweets, 31 likes, and 2.9K views.
View count over time of reel posted on Monday.
A line graph titled "Views over time" compares the performance of a specific Instagram reel (shown in bright pink) to typical reel views (shown as a dashed gray line). The x-axis represents time from 0 to 24 hours, and the y-axis represents view count, ranging from 0 to 300. The pink line shows a sharp spike to nearly 300 views within the first hour and then levels off, indicating no further growth. The gray dashed line rises steadily, reaching just under 150 views by 24 hours. Three filter buttons labeled "All," "Followers," and "Non-followers" appear above the graph, with "All" selected.
A person holding the book Breakthrough Copywriting: How to Generate Quick Cash with the Written Word by David Garfinkel. The cover features bold white and orange title text with a graphic of flying dollar bills on a dark background.
A screenshot of a Facebook error message. On the left, a "Create Facebook Page" progress bar shows "Details" as complete with a green checkmark, and "Confirm" with a red exclamation mark indicating an error. "Done" is unchecked. On the right, a pop-up window titled "Unable to create the Page" displays a grayed-out fishbowl with dead coral inside, symbolizing an empty or failed state. Below it, the text reads "Unable to add Facebook Page" and "An error occurred while creating the Page." At the bottom right of the pop-up are "Back" and "Done" buttons.
A dark-themed log snippet displays two entries from May 22, both occurring at 16:30:19.78. Each entry shows a GET request to www.subskribe.art resulting in a 302 status code. The first entry indicates a redirect with a file path that includes appside/auth/foxa2/bnezk/foxa2/bnezk and a reference to net/server/chunks/115.js with specific line and column numbers. The second entry also shows the same redirect path but includes a warning about debug-enabled and a link to https://warnings.auth0.dev.
An error message on a dark background reads: "Something went wrong. There was a problem when trying to authenticate. Please contact us if this error persists. Unique error code: Configuration."
A grid with 6 columns and 6 rows filled with dog face emojis. The top row is labeled "Ryan" in a tan box. The dog faces are arranged in a triangle pattern descending from left to right. The first row contains 6 emojis, the second row has 6, the third row has 5, the fourth row has 4, the fifth row has 1, and the sixth row is empty. The background is black, and each cell is outlined in white.
A congratulatory dialog box with a light green background displays the message "Congratulations on finishing your sticker chart! 🎉" followed by the question "Do you want to start a new one?" Below the text are two buttons: a teal button with a white check mark to confirm, and a gray button with a white "X" to decline. There is also a small "X" in the top right corner to close the dialog.
A web interface titled "Your Sticker Charts" displays a legend explaining three icons: a star (to add a sticker), a curved arrow (to generate a share link), and a gear (to configure the chart). Below the legend are two sticker charts. The left chart, on a blue background, has five gold star stickers in the top row. The right chart, on a green background, is empty. Each chart includes the three icons beneath it. A pink button labeled "Start a New Sticker Chart" appears at the bottom left.
A green notification box displays a dark teal button with white text showing a URL: "http://localhost:3000/shared/8bu7nacavopa". In the top right corner of the box, a small label says "Copied!" indicating that the link has been successfully copied to the clipboard.
Alt text: A digital sticker grid from the website "stickerch.art" shows a black rectangular grid with 6 rows and 8 columns of white-outlined squares. The top two rows are partially filled with yellow star stickers. Below the grid are three circular buttons: a yellow star, a refresh icon, and a settings gear icon. The interface has a beige and blue background.
A screenshot of a web interface titled "Your Sticker Charts" displaying two sticker charts side by side. The left chart has a black background with five rows of blank white-bordered squares and is set on a light blue card. The right chart has a red background with similar rows of blank white-bordered squares on a light green card. Each chart has a beige title bar labeled "stickerch.art" and three buttons below it: a blue plus button, a gray "Share" button, and a gray gear settings button.
A screenshot of a control for selecting a sticker for a sticker chart app. Currently a star sticker with a smiling face is selected.
A screenshot of code from a Next.js API route handler for a GET request. The request is wrapped in an auth function from NextAuth, and the code is returning an unauthorized response if the user is not authenticated.
Screenshot of the headline on the landing page of a sticker chart app
A screenshot of the sticker chart app landing page
a headline from a news article about LinkedIn cofounder Reid Hoffman and his opinion that seeking work-life balance is a red flag.
A dashboard for configuring rules for blocking certain processes and websites on your computer
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A screenshot of a web application screen where rules can be configured to block specific applications and websites for specific days and periods of time.
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The cover of the book The Will to Change by Bell Hooks.
The cover of the book An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United State, written by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz.
The cover of the book Poverty, By America, written by Matthew Desmond.
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My schedule for today
My schedule for today