Paweł Orzech | Blog

The world needs Wordle on GameBoy Color. I'm going to bring it to the world.

Charging day.

iOS version coming soon too. Seriously hope that if someone moves to Ghost, they will be happy with Nib for it.

just testing a new feature

something that Matt said

Quoted from Birchtree · @[email protected] · Original post

This year, I've lost my mum and my dad. I'm just exhausted; that's all.

I'm still cooking.

Privileged take - I need to stop following people that are Internet Warriors. I just don't care. There's enough drama everywhere else - I don't need it in my Internet.

I think we need to think how to bridge NFTs to AI.

I think I'm cooking with this one. No explanations, just screenshots.

I am a fan of what Google does on Android. And Android Messages are MUCH better than iMessage. Or not better, just... more fun?

Last time I mentioned Nib it was on 0.11 and the news was that it stopped publishing posts twice. It's on 0.17 now, so here's what actually changed.

The big one: Nib speaks Ghost's own format now. A post you wrote in Ghost's editor used to land in the app as a wall of flat text, and editing it would flatten it for real. Now Nib reads it properly — headings, quotes, lists, images, galleries, bookmarks, embeds — and rebuilds exactly what it understood. Anything it can't reproduce it locks instead of saving a worse version. I'd rather it refuse than quietly ruin a post.

There's a Manage tab, which is basically Ghost admin on your phone. Pages, tags, members, newsletters, staff, tiers and offers. You can write a newsletter, check how the last ones did (delivered, opened, clicked) and set up a discount offer without ever opening a browser.

The editor grew up too. Headings, quotes, lists, dividers, code blocks, bold, italics, links. And if you want none of that, there's a simple mode: one text box, nothing you type gets interpreted as formatting. It's per blog, and it's the default.

Also, in no particular order: home screen widgets, launcher shortcuts, alternate app icons, post templates, a feed that opens on your posts instead of a spinner, statistics that stopped taking forever, and in-app updates so you're not stuck on an old version.

Pro has a 7-day free trial now, so you can find out whether you need it before paying for it. Publishing, drafts and the offline queue stay free, like always.

Go get Nib — and if it's useful to you, throw money at me.

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