Watch My SSL
Know before your SSL certificates and domains expire.
What is Watch My SSL?
Watch My SSL monitors two things that take websites down without warning: expiring SSL/TLS certificates and expiring domain registrations. Add a domain and it reads the live certificate (issuer, alternative names, expiry date) and the WHOIS registration expiry. You get an email or Slack alert 45, 30, 14, 7, 3 and 1 days before a certificate expires, plus a weekly email report listing every certificate and domain registration date. Works with any CA and registrar; no agent or DNS changes. Free: 2 domains, weekly checks. Pro: $5/month, 20 domains, daily. Agency: $15/month, 200 domains, hourly.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
They open up subscriptions to all apps — which obviously working at RevenueCat and now all my apps are subscription. That was Revolution. That was App Store 2.0 — to empower developers to better monetize apps.
App Store 2.0 in 2016 unlocked subscriptions for all apps and powered a decade of growth
Before 2016, subscriptions were restricted to narrow app categories. Phil Schiller's App Store 2.0 overhaul opened them to every app, sped up review from 14 days to under 48 hours, introduced the 15% renewal rate, and launched Search Ads. Each change would have been meaningful on its own. Together they powered an entire decade of subscription app growth — a reminder of how much platform policy shapes the economics of every app built on top of it.
the thousands of founders we interviewed and the millions of people who watch these stories and get inspired... this whole thing happened not because of me but because of you every single person who watched our channel supported us
A Ten-Year Back Catalog Of Founder Interviews Is What Makes Your Audience Acquirable
The asset acquirers value in a content business isn't the founder — it's the back catalog of interviews plus the engaged audience watching them. For audience-led businesses the moat is the archive and the viewers, both built over years of weekly shipping. That compounded library is the thing that gets bought.
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