Moving to Substack and New Brand Architecture
Dear readers of my writing on the DigitVibe blog,
I want to let you know that I'm moving the blog to Substack where you can follow me at keyhanimo.substack.com.
This is part of a broader redesign of my brand architecture. When I started this blog, I put it on the DigitVibe.com domain and it had many roles at once: a blog, my personal website, and a company website (DigitVibe Corporation). While it worked for more than four years, I'm at a point where it makes sense to separate these three things:
My personal website is now at MohammadKeyhani.com, for the first time not built with any no-code website builder but rather coded from scratch using Replit. It was such a joy to build! I will continue to showcase my software projects on this website as well as write about them on my blog. The latest project is SchoolStats.ca, and I'm still actively developing and maintaining AIScholar.cc, CheckIt.so, HelperBat.com, MuseBattle.com, and ZeptoFlow.com.
The DigitVibe.com URL is now going to take you to a proper website for the company named DigitVibe Corporation. I have been doing more serious work on Applied AI consulting and advisory services, AI training workshops, and AI solution development, as well as building a network of professionals I can partner with on such projects. This line of work now needs a more serious home of its own.
Honeybee Logic, the EdTech startup I've co-founded, continues to have it's own website (recently redesigned). The company has one of the best AI-powered lesson planning tools on the market, and is now testing a new AI-powered teaching materials studio. With our products now in active use by teachers in 31 schools across Alberta, we are excited to open up our products for direct teacher sign-ups, so that teachers who are not in one of our client districts can also access the tools.
Lastly, my blog is now going to be moving from Ghost.org to Substack. I find that between the various blogging platforms, Substack seems to have found a good model and many of the blogs I follow myself are on Substack. Please follow me there because you will not get notified about my new posts if you follow my blog only on Ghost.org (the previous platform). Also check out some of the other Substack blogs I recommend: Ethan Mollick, Simon Willison, Abi Awomosu, Scott Cunningham, Azeem Azhar, Joshua Gans, and Luiza Jarovsky.
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