toby marshman

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Joined June 2026

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🌰 • 2mos

Day 176 of Building in Public

Took a short trip from Bangkok to Luang Prabang today for a change of pace and scenery.

It's a whole new vibe heading into the historic district with all the French Colonial architecture and atmosphere.

Hoping that this will be a good opportunity to get into a different headspace and come up with new ideas.
Daily log of work completed:

✅ Continued with SEO work

✅ Researched setting up multiple agents/Codex on a VPS instead of local machine

✅ Looked into Reddit tools like Bazzly to help with distribution there (if you've used something similar, please share below!)

✅ Continued work on the Launchpad for Commune

Lots I want to build but too little time, so I'm investing in ways to get more leverage out of what I have.

Goal for this weekend is to get something working ~ whether it's Paperclip with multiple Hermes agents or something else along those lines.

🌰 • 2mos

Man I love luang prabang, such a relaxing place - do you live in Bangkok?

🌰 • 3mos

I built a Mac app that lets you feel links and buttons through your trackpad's haptic motor - would love your feedback!

Problem

Browsing the web is purely visual, which quietly taxes your attention every time you click.

You're constantly making small visual checks to confirm your cursor is actually on a link before you click.

Solution

Your Mac's trackpad has a haptic motor that's barely used. That 'click' you feel is actually a haptic vibration. I wanted to put that motor to work.

HapticPad triggers a subtle vibration the moment your cursor hovers over a link or button, so you feel the page's structure instead of just hunting for it visually.

Comparison

There isn't really a direct competitor. The closest things are browser extensions that change link styling (underlines, highlight colors, etc.), but those just change what you see, not what you feel.

HapticPad is the first tool using the trackpad's actual haptic motor for general browsing

Pricing

$5 lifetime, 7 day free trial. Available now on the Mac Store

hapticpad.app/