Health joined the site as its own desk, the compute pages were rebuilt around a weekly report and seven plain questions, and the Store was redesigned around hardware — while nothing was published or sold yet.
- Pieces published
- None
- Episodes
- None
- Shipped
- 9
things landed
What landed
- /health went live on the menu: a free four-minute check, a readout of what it found and which eight-week programme fits, anonymous by default and saved only if you choose, encrypted when it is.
- /data became Power & Compute Weekly — one issue a week on what moved in power and compute, with a read on each signal and what we are watching next.
- /markets/compute was rebuilt around seven questions about the compute market, each answered with one number, its four-week trend and the one fact that would change it.
- The Store was redesigned around hardware: each object drawn to measure as a numbered plate with its parts list and the pieces written about it, and objects can be shown as not for sale.
- The /companies radar gained search, event pings, an earnings countdown and a time scrubber; the 3D company view now shows money flowing from payer to paid where a published deal records it.
- Earnings dates that pass now roll forward to the next expected date instead of disappearing, and a company page with no announced date says so instead of showing a blank.
- A public "what’s new" feed for people and AI agents, listing every newly published piece and the companies it covers.
- Startup pages became founder-ready, with a door for founders at the top of the roster and on every company.
- Our research agents now publish a company event only after the site has opened its source and confirmed it.
Didn't get to
- Still no article or video published — the Stories page is empty for a third week.
- Nothing can be paid for yet: not the consulting review, the Health programmes, the shop or the data files.
- The Store shelf is still empty; the first GPU example waits on a step from the Mac.
- Only one of the three Health programmes has an outline; the writing is still to do.
- No MenFem Daily episode, no startup review and no startup work log entry went out, and the two /ai tutorials are still briefs — fourth week running.