The Tellshift field guide
Practical guides, worked examples, and copyable templates for a company presence and a personal voice. Useful with or without Tellshift.
Every guide includes fictional source material, two perspectives, and a copyable template. These are methods you can use in your existing tools; product workflows and availability are explained separately.
Experts, founders and communication leads who want the work to support both company visibility and individual reputation.4 min read
Turn one concrete project lesson into a company explanation and a personal post, each with its own audience, point of view and next step.
Builders and product teams whose releases are clearer to the people writing the code than to the people who might use it.4 min read
Translate a shipped change into a reader’s problem, a concrete example and an honest invitation to try it.
Founders who want to share useful judgment through their company’s public voice.4 min read
Use one real decision to explain how you think, what the company is doing and what you want to learn next.
Independent builders, founders and teams sharing an ongoing project, including work that continues after a hackathon.6 min read
Turn a real change into a useful public update, invite a specific response and carry what you learn into the next decision.
Hackathon participants, whether entering solo or with a team, who need to explain their work while protecting time to build.6 min read
Build a clear project summary, a working-demo script and a useful follow-up around your event’s actual rules and deadlines.
Hackathon organizers, community leads and ecosystem partners responsible for an event’s public story.6 min read
Prepare an invitation, approved project highlights and a recap with useful next steps, while keeping team and organizer responsibilities clear.
Founders, experts and communication leads with work to explain and little time to reconstruct it.4 min read
Bring a few meeting, chat, document and release excerpts together, then turn one meaningful change into company and personal drafts.