Famst Agency Blog

Reflections on design systems, boutique agency life, and the intersection of physical craft and digital architecture.

All Engineering (5) Publishing (3) Products (3) Tools (3) Agency Life (2) Education (2) Community (2) Product Stories (2) E-commerce (2) Cyber Security (1)

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Product Stories

Todolist: Why a Task App Became an Entire Personal Productivity Operating System

Tasks were only the beginning. Todolist brings notes, birthdays, travel, savings, ideas, stories, habits, sharing, and mobile apps into one modular workspace.

Jul 21, 2026 schedule 7 MIN

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Community

Famst Reviews: What People Say About Us, Unedited and Human-Reviewed

Famst Reviews is a public testimonials wall. Clients share their experience, a real person reads every submission, and honest words get published.

Aug 01, 2026 schedule 3 MIN

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Engineering

Peeking Inside a Database Backup Without a Database

A Supabase backup landed in your downloads and you just need to check one table. This browser tool parses the dump and shows you the data — no restore, no upload.

Apr 05, 2026 schedule 2 MIN

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Engineering

Collecting Reader Feedback Without a Backend: The E-book Feedback Experiment

How a single static page delivers timestamped reader reviews straight to an author — no server, no database, no signup. A useful pattern for independent writers.

Jul 19, 2025 schedule 2 MIN

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Publishing

Publishing "Main Akeli Thi" on the Web: A Book Without a Bookstore

Mohsin Kamil's moving story of Sidra, published as a full web book — title page, table of contents, dedication, Urdu chapters in Nastaliq, and a free PDF.

Jul 14, 2025 schedule 2 MIN

Famst Agency Blog

Todolist: Why a Task App Became an Entire Personal Productivity Operating System

Famst Reviews: What People Say About Us, Unedited and Human-Reviewed

Peeking Inside a Database Backup Without a Database

Collecting Reader Feedback Without a Backend: The E-book Feedback Experiment

Publishing &quot;Main Akeli Thi&quot; on the Web: A Book Without a Bookstore

Publishing "Main Akeli Thi" on the Web: A Book Without a Bookstore