# New Collxn site and blog

[Canonical article](https://www.ashryan.io/writing/new-collxn-site-and-blog/)

Published: 2025-08-08

Who dis.

![](https://www.ashryan.io/images/responsive/1951f3736e2dfc7f8fcd-640.webp)

Collxn's brand new web site

If you’re interested in the goings-on of [Collxn](https://www.collxn.com/?ref=ashryan.io), I just launched a new blog called **Connxn**, and with it [an article that talks about what’s new today](https://www.collxn.com/connxn/last-day-in-nyc-collxn-updates?ref=ashryan.io).

For the most part, I’m going to keep the more **developer-y topics** on [this site](https://www.ashryan.io/). Here’s an example about [an MVC pattern for programmatic email](https://www.ashryan.io/writing/behind-the-drop-collxns-daily-email-stack/) I use in Collxn.

The updates about the **substance of Collxn** (product updates, vinyl collector topics, etc) will go on that site. Here’s one that talks about [an AI-based feature prototype called “Vibe Match”](https://www.collxn.com/connxn/vibe-match-user-profiles-sticker-status?ref=ashryan.io) that I demo’d at ITP Camp in June. It’s a fun post where you can read the phrase “tired but if i had a monster i could dance”.

Hopefully, I can keep blogging destinations straight, but the idea is that sometimes I will want to talk about how things are working under the hood of Collxn, yet I want to spare the vinyl collecting public from that kind of content.
