Grayson Carter

When we structured our tiers, we gated advanced features like reporting and integrations behind higher plans. However, some of our power users get massive ROI using just our core features, while smaller users pay for advanced tools they barely touch.

It made me realize that feature gating doesn't always reflect where the real value is generated for the customer.

How did you decide on your pricing model did you align it with feature access usage volume or direct revenue impact?

The most common version of this problem isn't sleep at all: you lock the Mac for a coffee and come back to every window on one screen. It happens because macOS turns the displays off a few minutes after you lock, and a DisplayPort monitor that sleeps looks unplugged to the Mac. The write-up has two Terminal commands to confirm it on your Mac, plus the settings that stop it and what they don't cover.
https://manydisplays.com/mac-los...
If it happens on your desk too, I'd like to hear which monitors you use.

I built PasteKit because I kept pasting API responses, JWTs and customer exports into online formatters, then wondering where that data went.

PasteKit formats and converts everything locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and it works offline after your first visit.

I'm curious: what's the most sensitive thing you've pasted into an online tool? And what would make you trust a formatter with it?