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From the makers of @publer.com
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From the makers of @publer.com
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Why the name Kibo?
In the late 80s and early 90s, a computer code enthusiast and graphic designer called James Parry became an early internet personality on Usenet, the online discussion network of the time.
In the late 80s and early 90s, a computer code enthusiast and graphic designer called James Parry became an early internet personality on Usenet, the online discussion network of the time.
January 23, 2026 at 1:20 PM
Why the name Kibo?
In the late 80s and early 90s, a computer code enthusiast and graphic designer called James Parry became an early internet personality on Usenet, the online discussion network of the time.
In the late 80s and early 90s, a computer code enthusiast and graphic designer called James Parry became an early internet personality on Usenet, the online discussion network of the time.
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I've "waited" 7 years for this moment.
2019: The initial idea was born
2020: The first development work began
2021: Pulled the plug as I was still too young to run a product, let alone two
2022: Focused entirely on growing Publer
2023: Overhired, the Elon Musk X API saga, and a $140K loss
2019: The initial idea was born
2020: The first development work began
2021: Pulled the plug as I was still too young to run a product, let alone two
2022: Focused entirely on growing Publer
2023: Overhired, the Elon Musk X API saga, and a $140K loss
January 19, 2026 at 1:20 PM
I've "waited" 7 years for this moment.
2019: The initial idea was born
2020: The first development work began
2021: Pulled the plug as I was still too young to run a product, let alone two
2022: Focused entirely on growing Publer
2023: Overhired, the Elon Musk X API saga, and a $140K loss
2019: The initial idea was born
2020: The first development work began
2021: Pulled the plug as I was still too young to run a product, let alone two
2022: Focused entirely on growing Publer
2023: Overhired, the Elon Musk X API saga, and a $140K loss