QuickVector
Instant in-browser SVG/DXF vectorizer for Cricut & laser cutters.
What is QuickVector?
QuickVector is a browser-based PNG/JPG → SVG/DXF converter for makers who need cut-ready paths, not node soup. Drop a logo or sketch; tracing runs locally in the browser (no server upload). Free watermarked SVG preview for personal use. Unlock clean SVG + laser DXF + transparent PNG + commercial license with a $4.99 one-time Master Pack (Creem). No monthly subscription. Works with Cricut Design Space, Silhouette Studio, LightBurn, xTool, and Glowforge.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
productizing yourself as a writer is very difficult in the beginning so the benefit of productizing yourself with with in creating some sort of digital product is that it is quote unquote infinitely scalable... if you're providing writing as a service it's a whole lot easier to find one person who's going to pay you 5 grand a month right rather than find a 100 people who are going to pay you 20 bucks a month
Service first to $10-20K MRR, then productize — the barbell writing career
Two career paths in writing have opposite shapes. Service (ghost-writing, retainer copy) lets you hit $10-20K MRR fast with a handful of clients but caps near $30-50K before you need an agency. Productized (paid newsletter, books, courses) starts slow because you need volume, but ceiling is unbounded. The fastest stable career: service first to financial security, then reinvest into digital products. Once productized starts working, clients buying the product become new high-ticket service leads — the flywheel goes both ways.
I usually validated product by using a single landing page builder named yep.so My only goal was you know to distribute the landing page on my ex channel collect emails from interested people and use the building public strategy I usually consider like a 15% of conversion rate on my landing page as a good bath
Validate Every Idea With A yep.so Landing Page Gated By A 15 Percent Conversion
Before writing code, Dom spins up a single yep.so landing page, pushes it through his X audience using build-in-public posts, and gates the decision to build on a hard 15% email conversion rate. The numeric threshold turns 'is this a good idea' into a falsifiable test he can run in days, and the captured emails become the seed audience for the first feedback loop.
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