A newsletter that respects your time

I'm Oliver — and like most developers, my inbox used to be a mess of dev newsletters, product launches, and bookmarked links I never got back to.
As an indie hacker building in the boilerplate space, the one thing I actually wanted — a concise, curated roundup of what's new and worth
knowing in this world — simply didn't exist. So I kept missing things that mattered. Eventually I stopped waiting for someone else to build it.

The result is BoilerplateNewsletter, and its promise fits in one line: five minutes of reading, and you walk away genuinely informed — not
overwhelmed.

Every issue, I read through the launches, updates, and resources coming out of the boilerplate and starter kit ecosystem and pick only what's actually
worth your attention. Curated, not aggregated. No filler, no sponsored noise. A consistent cadence you can rely on — it always shows up when you
expect it — and a format built for developers with real projects and limited time.

If you want to stay ahead in this space without spending hours browsing: subscribe once, stay informed always.

See you in your inbox — and if you're curious what else I'm building, head over to <a href="https://oliverriechert.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">oliverriechert.com</a>.