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You should check this out, because if you don't, it's like watching Facebook launch and not signing up.
Everybody will someday have a Marsel account, FYI!
Marsel beta applications are open.
500 residents. The home platform for AI creators & vibecoders — community, storefront, feed, one roof.
Early always beats on-time. Doors close at 500.
Apply: marsel.app
Beta phase is done.
A bit over our intended hard cap, but you asked and we delivered.
Thanks to all who joined Beta and started to create and monetize with Marsel.app
Get smart or get apart.
Apply for Beta now and take your place in the true future of AI & Vibecoding.
(also that's me in the video lol wtf xD)
IF you ONLY knew that you could also monetize your methods of creation by several factors if you're building in marsel.app.
Marsel exists so the method has somewhere to go.
Publish the long-form breakdown of how you built it and put a price on it.
List the prompt chain that kept the character from falling apart.
List the skill, the workflow, the trace of what actually worked after the eleven attempts that did not.
Turn the whole process into a course that stays yours.
And then you keep 85%.
Ekin 'Maestro' Odacıoğlu retweeted
Every AI creator pays two taxes they never agreed to.
We built Marsel to remove both.
A thread on the money 🧵👇
The doors are closing soon for the Beta Phase and you will need to wait until the public launch.
Take your seats now!
To test this, I played a BM Hunter on both TBC Anniversary Classic and Retail.
My retail tune is 320 iLVL with a 3.2K rating
My TBC classic tune is 70 level with 2000 gearscore.
I can say retail is a piece of cake (yes, including high-level M+ keys) and classic is a real pain in the ass.
Most apparent reasons for this are:
- Classic is overall slower-paced gameplay, with a lot more skill and abilities to manage, and think through most situations, even when you're questing in the open world. Pull one or a few mobs more than you ought to - you're going to be dead.
- Retail's gameplay strategy evolved into a glorified whack-a-mole sequence, where the only intelligible check it requires is being the 'interrupt on correct mob/cast', and 'dodge the death circles / frontal cleave'. Apart from these, there's not much detail to this, ONLY that you need to be acquainted with the mechanic and get eye strain from tracking them in faster-paced gameplay.
Retail is basically a contemporary game where, despite having enormous content in it, most of the main pillars of the game are reduced and minimized by simplifying approaches.
Whereas classic is the (not timeless at all) experience, with less inflated numbers (HP, attack damage, etc.) so you don't do that 'pull all dungeon and kill everything at the same time' but you need to somehow be coordinated with your party to overcome certain obstacles in any instance.
So coming to a consensus, whether which one is harder to play than the other - I think it's a faulty comparison in terms of the gameplay differences and natures of those two games.
Play whichever one you enjoy more and whichever one makes you wish that your work hours were over just to get to it and immerse.
Ekin 'Maestro' Odacıoğlu retweeted
Model routing is getting commoditized fast.
75+ models behind one endpoint is table stakes now.
The harder problem nobody's shipped: how does an agent carry reputation and identity when it moves between providers?
DigitalOcean Managed Agents is now in public preview.
Run Claude Code, Codex, or your own LangGraph agent in a runtime environment that pauses when idle. Put its tools behind one governed endpoint, and pick from 75+ open and proprietary models. One cloud, one bill.
Prompts to get started available in the blog: do.co/4ysh3it
Ekin 'Maestro' Odacıoğlu retweeted
This is what a post looks like inside the home.
Not a screenshot of a screenshot. The actual feed, readable.
The receipt linked.
When every post has to carry its own evidence, two things change: what people bother posting, and who you bother following.
The feed gets quieter and better at the same time.
The residents who are already inside set the standard for what a real post looks like here.
The ones who apply now get to set it with them.
Apply for Beta → marsel.app
Ekin 'Maestro' Odacıoğlu retweeted
Last time I gave you the tour.
This time the home is lived in.
The first residents of Marsel moved in over the past weeks.
Each one holds a number that will never be reissued.
Their posts carry receipts.
Their shelves already hold products, priced and live.
Here is what people keep getting wrong about Beta: the door is still open.
We read applications every day.
Every accepted resident takes the next number in line, and the numbers only move in one direction.
So it was never a question of whether you can get in.
It is a question of which number you will hold when the rest of the world finally shows up.
Early always beats on-time.
Apply for Beta → marsel.app
Ekin 'Maestro' Odacıoğlu retweeted
90+/500 applications in the first week.
When it hits 500, it's done. No second batch, no extensions.
Early always beats on-time: marsel.app
It's incredible how gamers are getting a game they wanted about 20+ years ago, and they couldn't play through it.
And now they are not happy about it either, because there are some new things that were apparently copied from 'private servers' - which was the exact reason for them to play on a private server themselves.
I guess there is no 'making everyone happy' in a game whose IP has run for 20+ years, just like Star Wars and the Sequel Trilogy, Zelda, Pokemon, or anything else, given that runs over this long amount of time.
Ekin 'Maestro' Odacıoğlu retweeted
WoW: Forever launches November 4 with:
⛓️ New dungeons
👨👨👦👦 10 & 20-player raids
🪽 Skyborne playable race
🗺️ New & expanded zones
✅ Account-wide perks
💡 Updated world visuals & lighting
🧟 New race & class combos
❗ 1000+ new quests
Join the Beta September 17!
Ekin 'Maestro' Odacıoğlu retweeted
The first ones in never explain why.
They don't have to.
The resident number explains it.
The retired badge explains it.
The rank explains it.
500 spots.
Apply for Beta: marsel.app
We're sitting at 90+ people locked in.
Get yours, now. Thank me later.
275 badges exist in the home.
274 of them, you can earn whenever you arrive. One of them retires forever when Beta ends.
The 500 wear it permanently — a one-time mark that says ""I was here before the doors.""
What it unlocks after launch? Not announced. The 500 find out first. Obviously.
A number. A badge. A say in what we build. That's the resident deal, and it never comes back around.
Apply for Beta: marsel.app
Ekin 'Maestro' Odacıoğlu retweeted
Late reads about it.
Early lives it.
Every wave has people who watched and people who moved.
The home for AI creators is taking 500 movers.
Link for Beta: marsel.app
If you don't sign up now, you'll be sadge at some point...
Agentic AI will be meticulously injected into each and every part of our daily lives.
It will dominate all situations, operations, and facilitation.
Come build your on marsel.app
Apply for Beta!
We just onboarded 80+ users in @marselapp Beta phase.
And that's with $0 budget, no paid ads, no MLM, nothing.
Imagine if we get funded soon 👀
You can't be early twice.
Every platform has a founding class.
It forms once; it never reopens, and everyone who joined later pretends they were there.
Be actually there
Apply for Beta → marsel.app
