Our B2B SaaS Journey

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Our B2B SaaS Journey episodes

September 1481: We built the product. Can we build the business?
In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin celebrate onboarding more than 1,100 World Police and Fire Games athletes into SixSides, unpack the infrastructure, HubSpot, Intercom and marketing work behind the rollout, and prepare the business for Mitchell’s five-week honeymoon and a short break from the podcast.
Links
QF1 for you flight nerds: https://www.flightradar24.com/data/flights/qf1/schedules/5863144608

Chapters
(00:00) - Intro and a huge week for SixSides
(01:39) - 1,100 athletes onboarded and counting
(05:21) - Scaling our infrastructure for users around the world
(08:21) - HubSpot onboarding, email campaigns and product-led growth
(13:24) - Community sales conversations and the Gold Coast Council
(16:36) - The new SixSides marketing site is live
(20:25) - Intercom, MCPs and fixing our bus factor
(23:36) - Planning the dev team for Mitchell’s five-week honeymoon
(29:17) - AEO, pricing and turning a product into a business
(33:22) - A podcast break and Mitchell’s Europe trip
In this episode, we cover:
Onboarding more than 1,100 World Police and Fire Games athletes into SixSides
Seeing community posts arrive from athletes around the world
Preparing SixSides infrastructure for thousands of international users
Debugging login timeouts and database transactions during a live rollout
Using multi-region infrastructure to improve performance for global users
Building HubSpot onboarding campaigns for new SixSides users
Fixing DKIM and email deliverability issues after the first campaign emails landed in spam
Turning event attendees into community organisers through product-led growth
Exploring SixSides as a community platform for associations, councils and not-for-profits
Conversations with Volunteering WA and the Gold Coast Council about building stronger communities
Launching the new SixSides marketing website
Using Claude to extend an existing design system and build new marketing pages faster
Adding Intercom to SixSides for customer support
Using MCP integrations with HubSpot, Sentry and the SixSides codebase to troubleshoot support issues
Reducing the bus factor by documenting tools, logins and operational access
Planning larger development projects so the team can work independently while Mitchell is away
The roadmap for additional languages, user-generated content translation, speech-to-text and private chat
AEO content, citations and SixSides' broader acquisition strategy
Working out a future pricing model from free through to enterprise
Moving from building a product to building a sustainable SaaS business
Taking a short podcast break while Mitchell heads to Europe for his honeymoon
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SixSides: sixsides.co
Book a call with Gavin: call.sixsides.co
Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
SixSides on LinkedIn: sixsides
SixSides on X: sixsidesevents
SixSides on Bluesky: sixsides.co
SixSides on Youtube: sixsidesco
SixSides on Substack: sixsides
SixSides on Skool: Community Builders Network
39 min
September 0780: What if you get hit by a bus?
In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin prepare SixSides for its biggest rollout yet, get serious about the business’s bus factor before Mitch heads away, and shift the focus from frantic product development to sales, product-led growth and bringing 6,000 World Police and Fire Games athletes onto the platform.

Chapters
(00:00) - Intro and a massive release week
(02:18) - Bringing 6,000 athletes onto SixSides
(07:56) - What if Mitch gets hit by a bus?
(11:29) - Gavin learns to drive a dingo and prepares to sell
(15:38) - Finding the product-led growth magic number
(20:15) - From free users to enterprise pricing
(21:04) - Rebuilding the SixSides marketing site with AI
(26:05) - Meet Scout, our new AI assistant
(32:22) - Replacing AuthKit and adding public events
(34:43) - One final push before Mitch goes on holidays
In this episode, we cover:
Preparing SixSides for 6,000 World Police and Fire Games athletes
Shipping an emergency mobile app release ahead of a major customer rollout
Apple and Google app review times when you are racing a production deadline
Reducing key-person risk and the importance of a SaaS business continuity plan
Documenting production systems before a technical founder goes on holidays
Moving from product development into a much stronger B2B SaaS sales push
Using sporting associations as a potential niche go-to-market strategy
Turning event attendees into community organisers through product-led growth
Finding the conversion rate or "magic number" behind SixSides' growth loop
Building a pricing pathway from free communities through to enterprise customers
Redesigning the SixSides marketing website with Figma and Claude Code
Using screenshots and AI coding tools to rapidly reproduce web designs
Introducing Scout, SixSides' AI assistant for managing communities and events
Giving AI assistants page and event context inside a SaaS product
Replacing WorkOS AuthKit with a custom login flow for World Police and Fire Games athletes
Adding public events and access controls inside the SixSides mobile app
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SixSides: sixsides.co
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Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
SixSides on LinkedIn: sixsides
SixSides on X: sixsidesevents
SixSides on Bluesky: sixsides.co
SixSides on Youtube: sixsidesco
SixSides on Substack: sixsides
SixSides on Skool: Community Builders Network
38 min
August 3179: Cancel all my meetings
In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin submit the first Police Games app release ahead of a 6,000-person rollout, unpack SixSides’ pivot from event managers to community-led organisations, and share how AI-assisted development, a tough client decision, and a new AEO strategy are shaping the next phase of the business.

Chapters
(00:00) - Moving out of the office and working from home
(08:14) - The Police Games app is submitted
(13:39) - Automated testing and the launch timeline
(20:45) - New SixSides events and client updates
(22:18) - The City of Gold Coast and solving the cold start problem
(27:45) - Our ICP pivot and finding a blue ocean
(32:53) - Sales-market fit and the 5.8 method
(36:24) - Rebuilding DealBuddi with Laravel AI
(45:30) - The difficult client decision
(49:23) - AEO, HubSpot and getting ready to launch
In this episode, we cover:
Mitchell leaving his coworking office after five years and adjusting to working from home full-time
Submitting the Police Games mobile app to Apple and Google ahead of a rollout to around 6,000 people
The final QA push across iOS, Android, API endpoints and app screens
How Claude Code and AI-assisted development dramatically accelerated the final stages of the release
Using Maestro for automated mobile app testing across real devices
Planning the Police Games launch timeline, onboarding and communications
Running another SixSides event for Toll Women in Aviation and preparing for the Queensland Volunteering Conference
Gavin’s plan to build local network effects by concentrating communities around the Gold Coast
Applying ideas from The Cold Start Problem and Blue Ocean Strategy to SixSides
Pivoting the SixSides ideal client profile from event managers towards community managers and associations
Revisiting sales-market fit and Gavin’s 5-ate sales method
Rebuilding DealBuddi onboarding with Laravel AI to make one-to-many workshops commercially viable
Making the difficult decision to end a client relationship after a successful pilot stopped feeling collaborative
Answer engine optimisation, HubSpot and creating content designed to appear in AI-generated answers
Getting the business infrastructure, product and marketing ready for the next phase of SixSides growth
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SixSides: sixsides.co
Book a call with Gavin: call.sixsides.co
Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
SixSides on LinkedIn: sixsides
SixSides on X: sixsidesevents
SixSides on Bluesky: sixsides.co
SixSides on Youtube: sixsidesco
SixSides on Substack: sixsides
SixSides on Skool: Community Builders Network
55 min
August 2478: Rejection only makes us stronger
In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin navigate an App Store rejection as the World Police Games launch gets very real, unpack a new Claude-powered development workflow that is dramatically increasing output, explore how MCP could connect the different sides of SixSides, and celebrate Gavin surviving his 100km bike ride.

Chapters
(00:00) - Gavin’s 100km ride
(07:27) - Testing week and Apple rejects our app
(13:35) - Racing towards the World Police Games launch
(16:25) - The new SixSides marketing site
(19:21) - HubSpot, Snitcher and our ICP workflow
(22:37) - Why Mitch is moving from Cursor to Claude
(29:19) - Connecting SixSides to Claude with MCP
(33:16) - The real-world ROI of AI development
(36:00) - Mitch is moving out of his office
(38:31) - Wrapping up
In this episode, we cover:
Gavin completing his 100km bike ride from the Gold Coast to Brisbane
Testing week for the World Police Games app ahead of launch
Why Apple rejected the app while Google approved it
Preparing an iOS and Android app for App Store review
Adding account deletion and removing unused NFC and background audio permissions
Preparing SixSides for thousands of World Police Games attendees
The remaining work around athlete CSV imports, HubSpot and welcome email automation
Progress on the new SixSides marketing website and design workflow in Figma and Slack
Early signs that SixSides blog content is being indexed and found through Google
Using Snitcher and HubSpot to identify and follow up with ideal customer profiles
Why Mitchell is moving from Cursor towards Claude Code and Solo
Using MCP to connect AI agents with Cloudflare, AWS, Sentry and other business systems
Cutting infrastructure costs from roughly $2,000 per month towards $300 with the help of AI
Building an MCP integration so SixSides data can be accessed through Claude and ChatGPT
Using AI to connect product development, marketing, sales and operations
How AI is changing the role and workflow of experienced software developers
Mitchell's decision to give up his office and return to working from home
Got questions or topics you want us to cover? Email us at [email protected]

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SixSides: sixsides.co
Book a call with Gavin: call.sixsides.co
Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
SixSides on LinkedIn: sixsides
SixSides on X: sixsidesevents
SixSides on Bluesky: sixsides.co
SixSides on Youtube: sixsidesco
SixSides on Substack: sixsides
SixSides on Skool: Community Builders Network
40 min
August 1777: From 64 Facebook groups to one app
In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin celebrate a hugely positive WPFG demo, race to get the new app through Apple and Google review, unpack why SixSides’ customer-first culture is getting noticed, and wrestle with HubSpot pricing, a non-paying client, release automation, translations, and a new way of giving developers more ownership.

Chapters
(00:00) - Intro
(02:29) - WPFG demo feedback
(04:17) - The final stretch for WPFG phase one
(11:31) - App Store assets and a new SixSides look
(12:59) - Our culture is shining through
(14:36) - Automating the release process
(17:14) - The HubSpot pricing surprise
(20:34) - A hard client decision
(22:59) - Chat, translations and giving developers more ownership
(30:44) - Landing page progress and Gavin’s massive ride
In this episode, we cover:
The overwhelmingly positive feedback from the latest WPFG app demo
Replacing the need to manage 64 individual Facebook groups for sporting communities
Getting the WPFG app through Apple App Store and Google Play review
Managing TestFlight, external testers and beta feedback before launch
The final polish required before rolling the app out to thousands of athletes
Creating better App Store and Play Store assets for WPFG and SixSides
Why SixSides’ customer-first culture is becoming a competitive advantage
Using Claude to improve and automate the mobile app release process
Managing multiple branded mobile apps from a single codebase
The unexpected cost of HubSpot marketing contacts and whether the deal still makes sense
What to do when a client keeps using your SaaS but stops communicating or paying
Prototyping real-time chat and translation features for events
Using AWS translation APIs and exploring on-device language models
Giving developers outcome-based projects instead of tightly scoped tickets
Preparing the development team to work independently while Mitchell is away
Early progress on the redesigned SixSides landing page
Gavin’s underprepared 70 km training ride ahead of a 100 km event
Got questions or topics you want us to cover? Email us at [email protected]

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SixSides: sixsides.co
Book a call with Gavin: call.sixsides.co
Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
SixSides on LinkedIn: sixsides
SixSides on X: sixsidesevents
SixSides on Bluesky: sixsides.co
SixSides on Youtube: sixsidesco
SixSides on Substack: sixsides
SixSides on Skool: Community Builders Network
35 min
August 1076: Upgrading HubSpot before our biggest launch yet
In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin race towards the first World Police Games app handover, onboard two new clients, upgrade HubSpot for future growth, and debate gated content, paid advertising, encrypted chat, translations, and the next phase of SixSides.

Chapters
(00:00) - Intro and a very busy week
(04:20) - Onboarding two new clients
(07:13) - Community growth and the HubSpot upgrade
(16:25) - Is gated content dead?
(23:04) - When should SixSides start advertising?
(26:39) - The SixSides redesign and launch deadline
(32:55) - News feeds, official posts and the first milestone
(38:43) - Encrypted chat and group messaging
(41:43) - Translation, on-device AI and speech-to-text
(45:57) - Fitness, stress and going sober
In this episode, we cover:
Onboarding two new SixSides clients while preparing for a major product launch
How referrals between event organisers are creating new sales opportunities
Turning event attendees into future community builders and qualified leads
Whether SixSides should host its own community instead of relying on platforms like Skool
Using white glove onboarding to improve the experience for new community organisers
Upgrading HubSpot to manage a growing sales pipeline and thousands of new users
Using Claude and MCP integrations to configure CRM workflows
The opportunity to support organisations with communities of up to 70,000 volunteers
Why gated white papers and downloadable resources may be losing their value
Making content publicly available for AEO, AI discovery and organic search
Waiting for a proven customer acquisition pipeline before spending money on advertising
Measuring return on ad spend in a bootstrapped SaaS business
Redesigning the SixSides website ahead of the World Police Games app release
Creating onboarding emails, product guides and launch communications for 5,000 users
Separating official announcements from general community posts in the SixSides news feed
Designing private messaging, group chats and announcement channels
The challenges of end-to-end encryption in community messaging products
Translating user-generated content without compromising user privacy
Exploring on-device AI for private translations and live speech-to-text
Managing founder stress, fitness routines and the decision to take a break from alcohol
Got questions or topics you want us to cover? Email us at [email protected]

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SixSides: sixsides.co
Book a call with Gavin: call.sixsides.co
Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
SixSides on LinkedIn: sixsides
SixSides on X: sixsidesevents
SixSides on Bluesky: sixsides.co
SixSides on Youtube: sixsidesco
SixSides on Substack: sixsides
SixSides on Skool: Community Builders Network
49 min
August 0475: Can we handle 5,000 people at launch?
In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin check in on fitness and their delivery timeline, share updates on WPFG and the latest SixSides design work with Robin Holesinsky, celebrate two new clients, and map out the next 6 to 12 months while trying to spend more time working on the business rather than only in it.

Links
Robin Holesinsky

Chapters
(00:09) - Intro and Mitchell’s Laracon speaker video
(02:16) - Fitness updates, leg presses and very long walks
(10:44) - WPFG app timeline, polish and testing
(14:52) - Preparing to onboard more than 5,000 participants
(22:56) - Design update with Robin Holesinsky
(27:22) - Podcast plans during Mitchell’s honeymoon
(30:11) - Two new clients and more deals close to signing
(34:11) - Planning the next 6 to 12 months and exploring HubSpot
(39:04) - Using AI and MCP while working on the business
(42:28) - Outro and listener feedback
In this episode, we cover:
Preparing the SixSides mobile app for its first major WPFG release
Why the app needed another round of polish after 12 weeks of development
Reframing the product from an event management tool to a community communication platform
Testing the mobile app with TestFlight, Google Play and Maestro
Preparing SixSides to onboard more than 5,000 WPFG participants
Using serverless infrastructure, automatic database scaling and caching to manage launch traffic
Staggering user invitations to reduce risk during a large app rollout
Planning customer onboarding, support and engagement with Intercom and Bento
Hiring Robin Holesinsky to redesign the SixSides marketing website
Managing a tight launch timeline before Mitchell leaves for his honeymoon
Keeping the podcast running while Mitchell is travelling through Europe
Signing two new clients and building the SixSides sales pipeline
Planning the next 6 to 12 months of the business
Considering HubSpot for sales and customer relationship management
Using AI and MCP tools to improve internal workflows
Making more time to work on the business rather than only delivering client work
Founder fitness updates, including gym progress, cycling and long-distance walking
Got questions or topics you want us to cover? Email us at [email protected]

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SixSides: sixsides.co
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Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
SixSides on LinkedIn: sixsides
SixSides on X: sixsidesevents
SixSides on Bluesky: sixsides.co
SixSides on Youtube: sixsidesco
SixSides on Substack: sixsides
SixSides on Skool: Community Builders Network
45 min
July 2774: Six inches high and rising
In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin unpack a catastrophic house flood, celebrate the launch of Changemakers and 10,000 LinkedIn followers, simplify SixSides’ lead generation strategy, and race through community features, GDPR compliance, device testing and onboarding with one week of development left.

Links
Changemakers podcast

Chapters
(00:00) - Intro and Gavin’s flooded house
(06:24) - Changemakers is finally live
(10:05) - Finding a LinkedIn voice and reaching 10,000 followers
(16:12) - The A-hole title delivers, and lead generation gets simplified
(22:21) - Repurposing whitepapers with AI
(30:49) - Community features and GDPR compliance
(36:16) - Maestro testing and one week of development left
(43:10) - Building a bespoke Police Games integration
(50:20) - Onboarding webinars and the marketing design decision
(56:52) - The Brimstone Brawl and outro
In this episode, we cover:
Gavin’s disastrous weekend after five open taps flooded his house with six inches of water
Launching the first episode of Changemakers with Nick Marchese from Orange Sky
Repurposing podcast interviews into LinkedIn carousels, blog posts, quotes and future long-form content
Finding an authentic LinkedIn voice while building a B2B SaaS in public
The five years of consistent effort behind Gavin crossing 10,000 LinkedIn followers
Why LinkedIn comments can create valuable B2B conversations even when most receive no response
Simplifying SixSides’ lead generation after cold email failed to produce results
Creating clearer content workflows for a remote marketing and sales team
Turning bespoke whitepapers and strategic briefs into reusable sales and marketing assets
Using AI to personalise whitepapers and potentially help prospects build internal business cases
Building community posts, comments, reactions, member lists and management tools into SixSides
Supporting GDPR account deletion without damaging historical event attendance analytics
Testing a mobile app across multiple iPhone and Android devices with Maestro
Preparing the Police Games app for testing, App Store review and launch
Keeping bespoke Police Games logic outside the core SixSides codebase with a Cloudflare Worker
Using registration data to automatically add athletes to the correct events and communities
Planning in-app onboarding and live webinars for international sporting associations
Weighing a three-month design retainer against cash flow, workload and potential return on investment
The Brimstone Brawl, where people in medieval armour hit each other with swords and axes
Got questions or topics you want us to cover? Email us at [email protected]

If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a 5-star rating and a review on your favourite podcast app. It really helps us reach more people!

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SixSides: sixsides.co
Book a call with Gavin: call.sixsides.co
Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
SixSides on LinkedIn: sixsides
SixSides on X: sixsidesevents
SixSides on Bluesky: sixsides.co
SixSides on Youtube: sixsidesco
SixSides on Substack: sixsides
SixSides on Skool: Community Builders Network
59 min
July 2073: What do you say we cut the chit chat, a-hole?
In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin unpack a reassuring World Police Games client catch-up, turn LinkedIn into a competitive sport, prepare the Changemakers podcast for launch, and push SixSides towards release with a redesigned app, new analytics and support tooling, community features, and a long-overdue plan to reduce their bus factor.

Links
What do you say we cut the chit chat, a-hole?

Chapters
(00:00) - A World Cup lesson for bootstrappers
(04:14) - Proactively updating the Police Games team
(08:14) - Chasing sporting events and parkrun connections
(10:48) - The LinkedIn impressions showdown
(15:49) - Launching the Changemakers podcast
(21:12) - Hiring a designer for the SixSides marketing site
(29:45) - PostHog, Intercom and the finished app redesign
(35:06) - Two weeks to finish the World Police Games milestone
(40:07) - The bus factor problem
(43:18) - Communities, expansion revenue and launch planning
In this episode, we cover:
Proactively keeping major event clients informed during long development projects
The latest progress on the World Police Games app
Expanding SixSides into sporting events and volunteering organisations
Building relationships with the founder of parkrun Australia
Mitchell and Gavin’s LinkedIn impressions competition
What makes personal founder-led LinkedIn content perform
Preparing the new Changemakers podcast for launch
Editing podcast intros, music and production workflows
Budgeting for a professional SixSides marketing website redesign
Finding SaaS designers through Dribbble
Integrating PostHog analytics into the mobile app and web dashboard
Adding Intercom customer support and push notifications
Completing the SixSides mobile app redesign and translation system
Automated mobile app testing with Maestro
GDPR, account deletion and attendee privacy
Reducing the bus factor inside a bootstrapped SaaS
Giving contractors enough access to keep the business running
Building community posts, comments, likes and invitations in SixSides
Expansion revenue from existing customers
Planning a coordinated launch campaign for the new SixSides website
Got questions or topics you want us to cover? Email us at [email protected]

If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a 5-star rating and a review on your favourite podcast app. It really helps us reach more people!

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SixSides: sixsides.co
Book a call with Gavin: call.sixsides.co
Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
SixSides on LinkedIn: sixsides
SixSides on X: sixsidesevents
SixSides on Bluesky: sixsides.co
SixSides on Youtube: sixsidesco
SixSides on Substack: sixsides
SixSides on Skool: Community Builders Network
53 min
July 1372: We put a database in your backyard
In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin make a $500 LinkedIn bet, share the infrastructure mistake that was slowing down every screen in SixSides, and unpack their plans to support global events, launch community features, and pursue an opportunity that could transform the business.

Links
Problem-Led Growth for B2B GTM on Skool

Chapters
(00:00) - Wedding rings, swearing and podcast downloads
(03:49) - Fitness updates and the 100-kilometre ride
(08:35) - LinkedIn posting and the $500 impressions bet
(15:39) - Listener shoutouts and sending Nick his dice
(19:31) - Gavin’s first community leader interview
(22:08) - Too much work and growing DealBuddi
(24:26) - Building global infrastructure for SixSides
(38:31) - Android is complete and communities are next
(41:44) - Taking SixSides worldwide
(49:42) - Startup World Cup, Snitcher and the marketing website
In this episode, we cover:
Building consistent fitness habits while running a bootstrapped SaaS
Mitchell’s return to LinkedIn and the wedding post that nearly flopped
Gavin’s 13,000-impression LinkedIn post
The $500 LinkedIn competition running until the end of the financial year
Listener shoutouts for Ryan David, Varun Jain and Nick Taylor
Gavin’s first community leadership interview with Orange Sky founder Nic Marchesi
Growing DealBuddi while continuing to fund SixSides
Preparing SixSides for the World Police and Fire Games launch
Migrating the SixSides database from MySQL to PostgreSQL
Moving from PlanetScale back to AWS Aurora
Deploying infrastructure across Sydney, Germany, Singapore and North Virginia
Using synthetic canaries to test API performance around the world
Finding the unnecessary WorkOS request that was slowing down every screen
Reducing global API response times to under 500 milliseconds
Completing the Android redesign and supporting older iOS versions
Beginning development of SixSides community features
Piloting SixSides with the Global Entrepreneurship Network in Australia
Using a local-first strategy to grow a global event network
Why ProcurePro was the deserving Startup World Cup winner
Reviewing Snitcher traffic and the need for a stronger SixSides marketing website
Deciding whether to hire an external website designer
Using ChatGPT voice mode during longer fitness walks
Got questions or topics you want us to cover? Email us at [email protected]

If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a 5-star rating and a review on your favourite podcast app. It really helps us reach more people!

Connect with us
SixSides: sixsides.co
Book a call with Gavin: call.sixsides.co
Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
SixSides on LinkedIn: sixsides
SixSides on X: sixsidesevents
SixSides on Bluesky: sixsides.co
SixSides on Youtube: sixsidesco
SixSides on Substack: sixsides
SixSides on Skool: Community Builders Network
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