Ale Muñoz

@bomberstudios

Full Stack Product Designer / Swiss Army Knife / Chaotic Good (currently on sabbatical). Rides bikes and drinks coffee (not necessarily in that order). Always Happy to Help™

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Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· 26d

Today’s plan: listen to @choan.es’s latest album on rotation because it’s beautiful and soothing. You can do the same (which I definitely recommend doing) and buy the album at: choan.bandcamp.com/album/dream-...

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· 28d

🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵

A Sentient Works Griffyn Full Suspension Cargo Bike, which is hot AF. More details at https://sentient.works/products/sentient-griffyn

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· 28d

The best setting in mu.social:

mu.social’s settings allow you to change the accent colour in the app, and choose between Pink (the default), Blue (a safe second choice), and Orange (the best colour in the world).

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· 29d

I don’t need another keyb… 🥵

Pastry Keyboards Cassini 3000, in a very nice yellow color

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· Jul 11

Now with a visualiser for design tokens stored on a PDS:

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· Jul 11

Today I’m playing with an idea that’s been on my mind for too long: storing design systems tokens on the #Atmosphere My proof of concept works, and that Makes Me Happy™

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· Jul 3

😅

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· Jul 3

Garmin: you can go uphill Uphill:

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· Jul 2

Been using mine for 3 ½ years now, and I still love it as much as the first day. Best purchase ever, enjoy it!

The nicest coffee machine money can buy (in my very biased opinion): a Moccamaster Cup One, in bright orange color

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· Jun 23

Maybe riding my bike when it’s 43°C outside was not my brightest idea today 🥵

My bike’s computer thermometer, showing 43.4 degrees Celsius, today at 14:14 🥵

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· Jun 18

Adding some material to my summer reading list 🚲

Screenshot of my ebook library, with a bunch of books on design for cycling infrastructure

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· Jun 9

😅

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· Jun 6

Anthropic says “Claude Code Dynamic Workflows”, but what I hear is “chicken chicken chicken chicken”

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· Jun 3

Whoever picked the name for this project definitely needs more Spanish speaking friends:

Home page for https://ano.chat, a Slack alternative with integrated AI, whose name literally means “anus” in Spanish

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· Jun 1

Next Wednesday is World Bicycle Day. We deserve cities where we can ride our bikes everywhere, all the time, safely and happily. Be the change you want to see in the world: fight for climate, anti-capitalism, and humane infrastructures.

A few bikes parked on a bike parking lot in (I think) Paris. The background is a light-cream coloured stone wall. In the foreground, the main attraction of the photo is a small kid’s bike, in a beautiful bright red colour, that reminds us that bikes are for everyone, and that there is still hope…

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· May 30

This UX detail from irisphotos.app when creating a person is lovely (raise your hand if you’ve ever cried when a carousel unexpectedly showed you a photo of a late friend). I love when humans make software for humans 🧡

Iris has a preference to only show photos from a person in your library while they’re alive

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· May 30

The docs need some love, but the thing works like a charm…

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· May 26

You mean my favorite chart ever is now obsolete? 😩

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· May 20

Just came across a service that, as a solution to the problem of AI hallucinations, is happily suggesting you burn *more* money by having multiple AI models fight between them until they give you a plausible answer. I wish this was a joke…

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· May 17

Pues me acabas de arreglar la tarde porque me he dado cuenta de que tenía un agujero con forma de Prince en mi servidor Navidrome 🎉

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· May 14

THE NEW SPOTIFY ICON 😬

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· May 14

Related: I think you have a couple of typos in your App Store description (sorry for the unrequested QA 😅)

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· May 11

Building something to share bike activities on my blog, without sharing too much information…

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· May 9

Why do I always read this as “First Painful Content”?

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· May 5

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· May 3

Gentle reminder that if you haven’t already tried Lao Gan Ma (chicken flavored version, to be precise) on your pizza, you should try it at least once because it’s mind blowing.

A (pretty basic) home made pizza, elevated to the next level by adding a little Lao Gan Ma chicken flavored oil

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· Apr 27

I’m always amazed by the amount of cool stuff these tiny boards can do, with some help from open source software.

A tiny ESP32 C3 Super Mini board, with a soldered RJ12 cable

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· Apr 23

I love this “the Russians used a pencil” moment in the article I’m reading (about handcarts, pretty cool, check it out: solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2026/04/redi... )

Going uphill: you need help

An effortless ride also requires more or less flat terrain, which is what you get here in many parts of Barcelona. If you go up a steep slope, you suddenly feel the weight of the cart and its cargo. Climbing with a heavily loaded cart can be as strenuous as running up stairs or cycling at top speed. People tell us we should put an electric motor on the cart, and that’s perfectly possible.

However, we found a simpler solution: if necessary, we ask for help from another person. Our handlebars are wide enough for two or even three people to push together, which makes going uphill a lot easier. Adding an electric motor and a battery would significantly increase the vehicle’s weight, and it only makes sense if you regularly have to climb hills.

Ale Muñoz@bomberstudios· Apr 18

…into this: