Rebecca Gaskell

Co-founder of TwoTicks. Building calm, structured crypto trading automation after years of real trading experience.

Products

Projects and platforms I’m building with my partner Simon, focused on crypto trading automation and tools for investors.

TwoTicks
Automated crypto trading strategies that run directly on your exchange. Built to make structured, calm trading possible without juggling multiple tools.

Recent activity

I made an AI tool that tells you exactly what an engineer will get wrong about your ticket before they build it

Killing a product after 30 days: why we don't mourn dead experiments

Show IH:I built a Python SaaS boilerplate entirely on a $100 smartphone. No CS degree. No Laptop. Here's what I built.

FocusForge. Two weeks live, 18 installs, 0 signups. Here's what I'm learning.

Can AI be both smart and stupid at the same time? Here’s what I learned today.

Show IH: I built a CLI tool to stop losing screenshots to clipboard overwrites

If you can’t enjoy failing, you won’t survive building a startup

Most users assume your product is abandoned. Here’s why that’s a retention problem.

A dev workspace where the AI knows what you're doing editor, browser, terminal and agent all share context

Show IH: I launched a SaaS with no audience. Here's what happened in the first week.

Built a tool that finds which Reddit/HN threads are making ChatGPT recommend your competitors

I built an AI assistant for content heavy sites and I do not run a content site myself. Honest feedback wanted.

Most users assume your product is abandoned. Here’s why that’s a retention problem.

Built a tool that demos your SaaS product for you

Most users assume your product is abandoned. Here’s why that’s a retention problem.

Built a tool that finds which Reddit/HN threads are making ChatGPT recommend your competitors

Show IH: I launched a SaaS with no audience. Here's what happened in the first week.

Built a tool that finds which Reddit/HN threads are making ChatGPT recommend your competitors

Show IH: I launched a SaaS with no audience. Here's what happened in the first week.

Launch day retro: 331 visitors, 1 signup, and what I learned watching session recordings in real time