About this site

This site is home to The Current, the team blog of SeaStack.

It exists for one simple reason: to document our journey as we build. The systems we design, the decisions we make, the problems we run into, and the lessons we learn along the way.

This is not a company announcement board.
It’s a living record.

Every post here is written by someone on the SeaStack team. Some days it’s deeply technical. Other days it’s reflective, messy, or unfinished. That’s intentional. Building rarely happens in straight lines, and neither does this site.

Why We Built It

We wanted a place to:

• Capture ideas before they disappear
• Share real-world engineering and product lessons
• Write openly about wins, failures, and trade-offs
• Build in public, at our own pace

The Current is shaped by curiosity, experimentation, and the belief that good things flow when you give them space.

What to Expect

You’ll find a mix of:

• Engineering notes and deep dives
• Product and startup reflections
• Design, culture, and team stories
• Experiments, side projects, and open-source work

Some posts may be rough. Some may change over time. All of them are honest.

If something here helps you think differently, build better, or feel less alone in the process, then this site is doing its job.

Thanks for being here.
Let’s see where this goes.