In 2021, I released the alpha version of mmm.page on HN. It came as a nice confidence boost during a particularly low point of the project, with 10,000 people signing up in a day.
I've spent the past few years continuing to work on it. The vision [1] hasn't changed: what if people could treat websites like an internet canvas? Could that make the internet richer? More idiosyncratic?
Much has happened since 2021. mmm.page remains bootstrapped, and it is now profitable. A TechCrunch artice [2]. Partnering with Google for .ing launch [3]. Custom domains, drawings, sections, responsiveness. New in 1.0: advanced styling, animations, browsing & discovery, and more.
There are 65,000+ people now making strange websites, resisting dead internet theory [3].
Take a look your at https://mmm.page.
XH
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[2] https://techcrunch.com/2024/01/25/mmm-page-could-make-you-en...
[3] https://blog.google/products/registry/introducing-the-ing-to...