tnassip
pis·sant /ˈpisənt/ n. — an insignificant person or thing. (tap it)

I'm Joe Simmons. I run a print and embroidery shop in Kent, Washington, I build my own software now, and I trade crypto on the side. This is where all of that lives.

Things I run

5 sites · click through
superiorimprints.com
Superior ImprintsKent, WA
The day job

Superior Imprints

A roughly 40-person custom apparel shop: screen printing, embroidery, heat transfer, laser etching, contract decoration and white-label company stores.
makesoftwareworkforyou.com
Stop Working for Your Softwarethe book

Make Software Work For You

My book. How a shop owner found out he could build his own software with AI, and how you can too.
erphell.co
ERP Hellthe Hell Index

ERP Hell

Business software, rated by how hellish it is. Reader-voted scores, the Nine Circles, and a confession wall. Four ERPs since 2022 earned me the right.
acornsacademy.com
Acorns Academyacornsacademy.com

Acorns Academy

Small things, planted early.
disvite.com
DisviteLeave no doubt.

Disvite

You know when friends throw a party and you can't tell if you missed the invite or weren't invited? Disvite leaves no doubt.

Musings

All musings →

I'm not a software guy. I built an ERP anyway.

Four systems in four years, and the one that finally fit was the one I built myself.

Rules before bots

Before any trading system gets real money, it has to earn it twice.

Why tnassip

Read it backwards. That's the whole joke, and also kind of the point.
tnassip.com/trades

Crypto, charts, and the trade journal

Live charts, the setups I'm watching, what I took and how it went, and notes on the automated system I'm building one backtest at a time.

Go to /trades →