I've been deep in the Hive ecosystem lately, and something kept bugging me. The blockchain itself is great. Fast, feeless, genuinely decentralised. But the tools for interacting with it? They feel like

A few people have asked how I am shipping so many apps. HivePredict, HiveHand, HiveDice, Hivesweeper, HiveWord, HiveHeist, WordHive, Hivett. All built and deployed in a short window of time. The assumption

Hive is a delegated proof of stake blockchain. Stake determines governance weight. The more HIVE you power up, the more influence you have over witness elections, proposal funding, and reward distribution.

On HivePredict one of the features I wanted to launch with was auto resolving markets where data is obtained from an official source and used to automatically pay out on the resolution date/time. We've

Over the past couple of weeks, we've seen some DHF-funded projects have started publishing breakdowns of where their funding goes and openly discussing transparency. This is a good thing. Transparency

In case you missed the announcement, I released an open-source Discord bot written in Rust called Buzzkeeper (a play on Buzzkiller). Buzzkeeper started with a very simple form of memory: persist a list

Some of you might know that I launched an app recently called HiveHeist which just concluded its first vault which nobody guessed. The combination was 7160. The way HiveHeist works if you're not familiar

I am open sourcing Buzzkeeper, a Discord bot built for Hive communities that want something more alive than a static tip bot. Buzzkeeper is a tavern character. You can talk to it, push it into different

I've shipped a lot of Hive apps for Hive, mostly fun things and some utility stuff that a minority would enjoy. Regardless, I've just been shipping what feels nonstop (there's something kinda motivating

Cluely might not announce a dramatic shutdown tomorrow morning, but I think 2026 is the year it dies. Maybe that death shows up as a collapse. Maybe it shows up as a desperate pivot. Maybe it lingers on

One piece of feedback has come through loud and clear lately: some of the daily words have been way too obscure on HiveWord. You were right. I’m a native English speaker, and even I was looking at a few

I've been on Hive since the Steemit days back in 2018. I've built things on this chain, I've helped fun things on this chain, and I've watched a lot of HBD flow out of the DHF into projects over the years.

This post serves as a means for users to be notified about Hive Ships notifications.

This post serves as a means for users to be notified about Hive Lotto notifications, initially focused on gift notifications.

Another strong upgrade just landed on Hive Lotto: You can now gift lottery tickets directly from the app, and at the same time the custom lottery creation flow has been cleaned up so it is easier to understand

Sorry everyone. I know I've been shipping so much lately you're probably seeing all of my announcement posts flooding Hive and the HiveDevs community. But I'm motivated and energised to keep shipping new

It has been a couple of days since I've launched a new Hive app (sorry about that). Announcing Hiveheist.com. I know, I know. It’s been at least 48 hours since the last app launch. I’m clearly slipping.

Over the last couple of months, I have been on a tear. I shipped HivePredict, a prediction market platform. I built card games, battleship, uno, minesweeper. I built automation tools. I built frontends,

Whoa. I'm shipping like a freighting company right now. Hot off the heels of launching Hiveword (Wordle for Hive), I'm launching something else. While I was building Hiveword, I remembered how much I used

So some of you know I've been on an app building spree on Hive lately and @friendlymoose posted in a Snap with a challenge to build a Hive specific Wordle: so that's what I did. Today I’m sharing HiveWord: