Choose your path.

\n Tiny, shippable demo: routes, tracking, and an automation trigger—built like a growth\n experiment.\n

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\n track({ type: \"pill_choice\", pill: \"red\", path: \"/red\" })}\n >\n

🔴 Red pill — Ship mode

Public CV + what I’d build in week 1–2

\n \n\n track({ type: \"pill_choice\", pill: \"blue\", path: \"/blue\" })}\n >\n

🔵 Blue pill — Behind the curtain

Hidden page + automation trigger + instrumentation proof

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\n \n );\n}\n\nfunction Red() {\n return (\n \n \n ← back\n \n\n

Andy Wingrave

Growth Engineer: shipping + analytics + automations + developer empathy

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Why Val Town

\n I like tools that make programming feel like play. Val Town is “ship in minutes” made\n real—and this role sits exactly where I work best: product + engineering + go-to-market.\n

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Week 1–2 experiments

Instrument “time-to-first-successful-val” and cohort by template / entry point.
Activation: template gallery around dev JTBDs (email, cron, webhook).
3–5 tutorials that end with “Remix this”.
Light loops: shareable pages + onboarding nudges.

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Instrumentation

\n This site logs page views + pill choices. Blue pill also triggers a server-side\n automation.\n

\n \n View recent events (JSON)\n \n

\n \n );\n}\n\nfunction Blue() {\n return (\n \n \n ← back\n \n\n

Behind the curtain

\n Visiting this route triggers a server handler: it logs an event and optionally POSTs a\n webhook / sends an email.\n

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Proof

Route hit: /blue
Event logged to SQLite
Webhook/email attempted (if configured)

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