Ryan MacInnes

Product-Minded Programmer

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  Link Horse (2023)

  I created Link Horse as a personal solution to organize my bookmarks and access them from any computer. I built it all in a few days, including a bookmarklet feature that makes saving new links really easy. I use it every day.

  • React
  • Ruby on Rails
  • PostgresSQL

  Visit Link Horse

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  Polyfill (2022)

  Polyfill is a platform designed to connect developers with jobs they’re passionate about while helping employers find their ideal candidates.

  • NextJS
  • Ruby on Rails

  Visit Polyfill

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  Cookmatic (2021)

  Cookmatic was born from my love of cooking and my struggle to plan recipes and grocery shop efficiently. It lets you save any recipe URL from the internet, parses the ingredients, and generates a grocery list to make shopping easier.

  • iOS
  • Swift

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  Tweeker (2020)

  Tweeker is an embeddable A/B testing tool that simplifies setting up a/b tests on your site, analyzing results, and identifying the best-performing variants.

  • React
  • PostgresSQL

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  Payote (2017)

  Payote was developed to address invoicing challenges I encountered with other clients. Many companies require custom invoices with details like their address, VAT numbers, or other specific information—something Stripe doesn’t support. This often meant manually creating invoices. Payote streamlines this process by providing an embeddable widget that allows customers to view and customize their past invoices.

  • Ruby on Rails
  • Javascript
  • PostgresSQL

  Visit Payote

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  Minotaur (2016)

  Minotaur emerged from my frustration when Rdio, my go-to music streaming service, shut down. I found alternatives like Spotify, Apple Music, and Tidal too cluttered and complicated. I wanted something simple and clean—so I built it. Minotaur uses Spotify's album data to fetch music from YouTube, offering a sleek and straightforward interface.

  • Ruby on Rails
  • Javascript
  • PostgresSQL

  Visit Minotaur

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  Juicer (2014)

  SaaS.group, and you can read more about the acquisition process here.

  • Ruby on Rails
  • Javascript
  • PostgresSQL

  Visit Juicer

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  Locent (2014)

  A platform that allowed businesses to have text message conversations with their customers, take orders over text and even take payment via text. We attended YCombinator Summer 2015.

  • Ruby on Rails
  • Javascript
  • PostgresSQL

  Visit Locent