The SaaSpocalypse and the Rise of Personal Software
We explore the rise of personal software, the decline of rented SaaS monopolies, and how AI allows creators to build bespoke, disposable software on their own terms.
Exploring insights under the sovereign coordinate "Self-Hosting"
We explore the rise of personal software, the decline of rented SaaS monopolies, and how AI allows creators to build bespoke, disposable software on their own terms.
We analyze how managed open-source business infrastructure is transforming modern enterprise, and how Julz Insight operates as Africa’s Digital Sovereignty Engine.
We analyze the growing homelab and cloud-exit trend, referencing DHH's migration at 37Signals, the rise of mini PCs, and the ecosystem of sovereign OS (CasaOS, ZimaOS, UmbrelOS).
We analyze the privacy and cognitive risks of centralized AI systems, and lay out the architecture for self-hosted, personal AI engines using ideas from Daniel Miessler.