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™
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™
Been using mine for 3 ½ years now, and I still love it as much as the first day. Best purchase ever, enjoy it!
Maybe riding my bike when it’s 43°C outside was not my brightest idea today 🥵
Anthropic says “Claude Code Dynamic Workflows”, but what I hear is “chicken chicken chicken chicken”
Whoever picked the name for this project definitely needs more Spanish speaking friends:
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.
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 🧡
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…
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 🎉
Related: I think you have a couple of typos in your App Store description (sorry for the unrequested QA 😅)
Building something to share bike activities on my blog, without sharing too much information…
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.
I’m always amazed by the amount of cool stuff these tiny boards can do, with some help from open source software.
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... )