About

Why I built
TechySnacks.

I was tired of reading market recaps that buried the point in 2,000 words, and tech explainers that assumed you either knew everything or nothing. So I started writing the version I actually wanted to read.

TechySnacks covers two things I find myself reading about every single day — financial markets and technology. Every piece is written to be short, clear, and worth your time. One takeaway. No filler. No agenda.

What's here
Market Snack
What moved the market today — and why it matters.
Every evening after US markets close, I write a quick digest of the day's most important moves. What went up, what went down, and what the story actually was. No fluff, no filler — just the things worth knowing before tomorrow.
Published daily · US Central time
Read today's edition
Technology
Technical concepts, explained like a human wrote them.
APIs, AI, design principles, how the web works — the concepts that come up constantly but rarely get a clear explanation. Written for developers, curious non-developers, and anyone who's Googled something three times and still doesn't quite get it.
Published when there's something worth explaining
Browse articles
$0
No ads. Ever.
There are no advertisers here. Nothing is sponsored. No one pays to be mentioned. If something is covered, it's because it's worth covering.
Free
No paywalls.
Everything on TechySnacks is free to read. No subscription, no sign-up, no "you've reached your limit for the month." Just open and read.
1
One person.
This is a solo project. No team, no editorial board. Every word is written, edited, and published by one person who just wanted a better way to stay informed.
The person behind it

I'm Abhay. I built TechySnacks because I wanted a place that respected my time — short reads, real information, no noise. I publish the Market Snack every evening and write tech articles whenever I find something worth explaining clearly. That's really all there is to it.

Abhay
Austin, Texas · US Central