Field notes

Ideas worth
shipping.

Software, invention, market leverage and what happens when one operator can finally own the whole machine.

Lewis Horne presenting the Uniti One at its launch01

Uniti: the electric car, the impossible company and what happened next

How a university research project became a globally watched EV company—and what the failure taught me about invention, capital and building the next machine.

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The one-person product company is no longer a thought experiment

AI has not made product building effortless. It has made complete ownership possible—and that changes which people and companies win.

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Your unfair advantage is probably hiding in a boring workflow

The strongest software opportunities rarely begin with a clever feature. They begin with access to a market that outsiders misunderstand.

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What building an electric car taught me about building AI agents

Hardware punishes fantasy fast. That discipline—constraints, failure modes and actual operations—is exactly what agentic software needs.

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