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@gthartley says they spent two decades building email-dashboard businesses that…

Brief

Gordon Hartley (@gthartley) reflects on two decades of building email-dashboard businesses that handled billions of emails and spawned two companies. He argues the dashboard itself became the bottleneck and announces Nitrosend (nitrosend.com) as a replacement that removes the dashboard-centric workflow, linking to a launch video.

Why it matters

@gthartley says they spent two decades building email-dashboard businesses that processed "billions of emails" and founded two companies on that work.

Key details

  • They claim the dashboard was the bottleneck and announce a new product, Nitrosend (nitrosend.com), which removes the dashboard—accompanied by a launch video.
Source evidence

Email dashboards had a good run.

Two decades. Billions of emails. I built two companies on them.

But the dashboard was never the product, it was the bottleneck.

We removed it. This is Nitrosend.

→ nitrosend.com

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