Tyler Wince

I build software and help teams figure out what's worth building.

I trained as a molecular biologist and ended up building software. I co-founded Myndshft, which DrFirst acquired in 2024. These days, I'm building with AI and helping teams work out where it's useful.

A lot of what I make starts with something I want to keep: an idea from a book, something I've learned, a funny thing one of my kids said. You'll find some of those projects here, along with my writing and book notes.

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2026

  1. A Pantheon of One
  2. Managers Aren't Cooked. They're First.

2025

  1. One day, they'll stop calling it "basgetti"
  2. Watching Someone Else Exercise
  3. Choosing What I Keep
  4. Subtract to Ship

2023

  1. Avoiding Technical Debt

2020

  1. Removing Product Friction Isn't Always Good
All writing
Biological War Annie Jacobsen
The Almanack of Naval Ravikant Eric Jorgenson
Life at the Speed of Play Mark Pincus
Tiny Experiments Anne-Laure Le Cunff
The Lifecycle of Software Objects Ted Chiang
The Last Question Isaac Asimov
A Short Stay in Hell Steven L. Peck
The Art of Asking Better Questions — read notes J.R. Briggs
All 88 books Notes
Etch Spaced repetition, built like Apple would. Waymark Remember God's faithfulness Little Quotes Capture kids' priceless words. Yapware Software built by yapping.
All projects