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Lanyrd by Simon Willison

Conference directory he co-founded, acquired by Eventbrite.

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About Lanyrd

Conference directory he co-founded, acquired by Eventbrite. Lanyrd is a directory makers product built by indie maker Simon Willison. Lanyrd has since been acquired.

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Website
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More products by Simon Willison

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Datasette

datasette.io

Open-source tool for exploring, analyzing and publishing data as interactive websites and APIs.

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LLM

llm.datasette.io

Command-line tool and Python library for running prompts against many large language models.

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sqlite-utils

sqlite-utils.datasette.io

Python library and CLI for creating and manipulating SQLite databases.

Lanyrd FAQ

What is Lanyrd?

Lanyrd is a directory makers product: Conference directory he co-founded, acquired by Eventbrite.

Who made Lanyrd?

Lanyrd was made by Simon Willison, Independent open-source developer behind Datasette, LLM and a widely read AI weblog. Simon Willison has also built Datasette, LLM, sqlite-utils.

Is Lanyrd still active?

Lanyrd has been acquired. It is no longer owned by Simon Willison, who built it as an indie maker.

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