Back Up and Running
Tindie has resumed operations after a nearly two-week downtime due to an ownership transition. The new management team is committed to restoring stability and improving the platform for sellers and buyers. They are seeking feedback from the community to prioritize enhancements and rebuild trust.
- ▪Tindie experienced nearly two weeks of downtime during its ownership transition.
- ▪The new management team aims to modernize the platform's infrastructure for better performance and reliability.
- ▪They are actively seeking input from sellers and buyers to inform future improvements.
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Thank you for your patience during the recent downtime. We recognize that this disruption has been frustrating—and in some cases costly—particularly for sellers who rely on the platform. This message comes from the new management team, and we want to be fully transparent: Tindie is entering a new chapter. We’ve taken on stewardship of Tindie because we believe in its importance—not just as a marketplace, but as a home for makers, hardware creators, engineers, and curious builders bringing ideas into the physical world. Our team brings deep experience across technical communities, creator ecosystems, and electronics platforms. We’ve built and supported engineering-focused communities before, and we are committed to doing so here with long-term care and investment.
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