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Stop managing internal event invites through scattered emails, chats, and spreadsheets. It’s messy, hard to track, and nearly impossible to keep organized as your team grows. In this tutorial, I show you how to build an Internal Events Hub in Zite. You can create events, send targeted invites to specific employees, and track Yes/No/Maybe RSVPs, all within a single, secure portal without writing any code. Watch here: https://lnkd.in/edu67YN3
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The first week I started at Zite, I was asked to participate in a daily GTM standup. Now if you know anything about me, you know this was something I needed to automate. Not that the work is particularly tedious, but if I'm committing to work on something yesterday - I want to make sure I could keep track of that work today. A traditional project management system is overkill in this case. I basically needed a relatively simple to-do list that could format my work to share with my teammates in Slack. I don't know if this will be helpful to anyone else, but I love the idea of how quickly one can build powerful, tailored tools that get used every single day. Software adoption is a heckuva lot easier when the software was built for you in the first place. Grab the free template and tweak it for yourself: https://lnkd.in/gkhpTuic or check out how I built it on YT
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Cool to see Neon (acquired by Databricks for $1B+) feature Zite on their home page. Zite database is the fastest growing product we’ve shipped and they’ve been instrumental in helping us scale it to our customers.
Neon's infrastructure is the reason we can offer a dedicated database to every Zite customer, even on the free tier 🤝
“We were getting ready to hire dedicated engineers just to manage and scale Zite Database. With Neon, we didn’t need to do that - and we were able to give every user their own isolated DB” https://lnkd.in/gZFK63fd Zite Database combines the ease of a spreadsheet with the scale of a true Postgres database. It is tightly integrated within the Zite platform, allowing non-technical business users to build fully functional apps without having to set any infrastructure up themselves or worry about scaling. At first, the team considered running Zite Database on a large RDS instance, but the difficulties of this setup became increasingly apparent, including noisy neighbors and tons of operational work to ensure good performance, scalability, and isolation. Instead, they decided to run Zite Database on Neon. Neon’s model allowed Zite to fully embrace a per-customer database architecture without introducing additional operational burden. In fact, it reduced it. They simply integrated Neon into their platform via Neon's TypeScript API client, and started to deploy and manage databases directly from their application code. Today, every Zite user gets its own isolated Postgres database, including Free Plan users.
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Particularly relevant given today’s upcoming model release: If there’s one part of the AI hype cycle I don’t like, it’s the constant “X company is dead” takes. First OpenAI killed Google Then Cursor killed Figma Zite killed Fillout Claude Code killed Cursor Anthropic killed OpenAI Yes, some companies will disappear. But the best ones evolve, and it is usually impossible to predict what happens after the hype fades. (Stack Overflow is a good example. Traffic dropped, yet they now make $$$s licensing data.) I wouldn’t bet against the teams at Figma, Cursor, Claude Code, OpenAI, Fillout or Anthropic. Not investing advice, but doing the opposite of the trend of the day has been a good bet (eg GOOG one year ago).
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« On aimerait gamifier le contrôle des connaissances, rendre ça interactif, vivant… mais on n’a pas la plateforme pour ça. » « Bon… on fera avec des slides. » Pendant longtemps, j’ai dit ça moi aussi. Et franchement, ça me frustrait. Parce que pédagogiquement, je savais exactement ce que je voulais faire vivre aux apprenants : plus d’interaction, plus de pratique, plus de situations réelles. Mais techniquement, je me retrouvais bloqué. Dépendre d’un outil / d’un budget / d’un service IT ou renoncer à une bonne idée. À force, j’en ai eu marre de brider mes formations pour des raisons techniques. Alors j’ai changé de réflexe. Quand un outil n’existe pas, je le prototype. Pas en mode développeur mais en mode "formateur pragmatique". J’utilise le 𝐯𝐢𝐛𝐞 𝐜𝐨𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 pour créer rapidement de petites apps utiles, pensées pour le terrain. Aujourd’hui, des plateformes comme Zite rendent ça très accessible : une interface visuelle, des workflows, une base de données et une publication directe sur le web. Pas besoin de savoir coder. Résultat, j’ai conçu: - une plateforme interactive pour gamifier mes contrôles de connaissances, - un outil où les apprenants analysent des situations directement sur des images cliquables (zones OK / KO), - et une mini-app pour partager facilement documents et ressources avant les formations. Rien de “tech pour la tech”. Juste plus d’engagement, plus d’autonomie, moins de friction. Et surtout, une vraie liberté pédagogique. Aujourd’hui, j’accompagne aussi les formateurs et équipes qui veulent faire la même chose : transformer leurs idées en outils concrets. Parce qu’au fond, le sujet n’est pas de coder. C’est d’apprendre mieux.
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It's 2026, and LinkedIn formatting still sucks Here's a free tool to help make this easier. ➡️ It can add 𝗯𝗼𝗹𝗱 and 𝘪𝘵𝘢𝘭𝘪𝘤𝘴 ➡️ It supports single and double line breaks ➡️ It can created bulleted and numbered lists (even with emoji!) ➡️ You can save snippets to insert later Clone it for free from the Zite Marketplace, or check out our YT video for more info
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This is why I absolutely LOVE what I do. It’s time for my daughter’s cheer fundraiser. And the second she shows me that paper order form, I’m like…NOPE…we can do better. So I used Airtable’s Omni to build my database, then I opened up Zite, threw together about 3 prompts, and 15 minutes later she had a working order app. Is it perfect, nope, but is it simple and does it work, YEP! Friends/family members can pick their apple, submit their order, done. Then all of the orders are organized apple type and ready to print on Airtable. That’s the thing about no-code that still gets me excited, you can go from “this is annoying” to “this is solved” in the time it takes to drink your coffee or drive your kids to school! No developers, no waiting, just build it. I had another prospect call the same day and was able to help her see the power of Zite during the free 30 minute consult. She probably won’t ever call me back, because the tool is just that dang good. The best part of all of this is that I get to watch my kids begin to creatively solve problems. More and more often I hear them mention ways they can use vibe-coding and that’s huge. We aren’t building a generation of non-thinkers, we are building a generation of more abstract creative thinkers who know about tools and how to use them to solve real problems. The fact that I get to help my own clients do this every day, with slightly bigger problems than caramel apples, is just icing on the cake! (Also, shameless plug… if you’re in the Fayetteville NC area and want to support the FCS Cheer squad, the link’s below. My daughter would appreciate it 🤍💙) 🍎 candyapple.zite.so