Joshua Scott

What if your project is hard to describe? Or it's more advanced like a broken AC unit? Can you handle that?

I love mixmax, enough said.

I really love the updates. I feel like tracking the business model, competitors, personas, and all of the really important stuff tends to happen inside a bunch of different heads throughout the business. Rarely is it ever put into a centralized method of tracking so that it can be enacted. This is like SCRUM meets real business process. Keep up the great work guys!

Like this product and the founding team. I used to use Blinkist to evaluate if I wanted to read a book or not, but I like Nugget better because there are more direct quotes as opposed to reworded summaries. Good job, Ovi!

This is a great product. I have used Volley to make many interesting and important connections. Love the new interface guys. Would love to see a Slack integration as well.

This is great! Yelp meets Pinterest. Yelp has similar functionality, though not identical, but it seems like they could easily add this type of interaction to their existing platform. Do you think they will and do you have a plan to maintain your niche in that case?

Hey all, I'm using the product right now. I can attest it's working awesome. Hank and Justin are definitely onto something here.

I like Momunt because it helps build a story beyond just your own pictures. I think there's a lot of opportunity to build photo collages from friends, acquaintances, and even strangers when the photos resonate with you. Great app guys!

I'm also interested to see how their energy consumption compares. Most produce on east coast goes by refrigerated rail cars that use diesel. I remember finding studies some time ago while working on a local food project that show only ~25% of the energy needed to get from seed to table comes from transportation. The rest of it is from other inputs like fertilizer and packaging. Artificial...

Been watching this product for a while. Really looking forward to trying it!

Very cool. I like the simplicity of this solution. It makes a lot of sense and minimizes storage / bandwidth costs.

I love this show. I literally look forward to every Tuesday and Friday when the show is released. I'm a fan on the TWISTlist. Totally awesome community of folks there. Favorite episode was Mark Cuban. Definitely worth checking out: http://thisweekinstartups.com/mark-cuban-kick-ass/ Can't wait to see who @jason gets on the show next. All of the guests are top notch.

Way to go, Justin! Love your podcast. Can't wait for productpeople.club. Once that launches, it needs its' own hunt.

@thedannorris I'm about halfway through as of yesterday evening. First off, love the advice you're giving in the book on the action level. Full disclosure, I'm really still a wantrepreneur working for other start ups right now, so it's particularly hitting home with myself (30+ domain names from product ideas, guilty! :). I read your blog posts before and have wanted to ask this question....

This is what I was hoping the iWatch would be in terms of health tracking. I second the heart rate monitoring during exercise @ecetweets. I didn't want the watch without that feature. Now, if this had a round face with these killer features, I'd be sold in a quantifiable heartbeat.

I have used both of them. What I think Meeting Hero is best at is focusing the meetings themselves with a structured format. I like the imposed structure of the agenda, decisions to be made, action items, and open issues. The ability to add public / private notes separately is great as well. After the meeting, you can reference anything from the meeting ongoing. I like that open issues can keep...

The Studio has some convenience aspects that are nice, but I find that if you're importing mass images in a folder rather than dragging and dropping them into the UI, you don't need it. Save your images and when you're wiring them up, put them in the code. I prefer handling development with normal tools (Sublime, can use CoffeeScript package), tiling the windows, and use Tin.cr to watch for...

I just bought it. Excited to start using! @marckohlbrugge I do wish you had a few more products included, such as a wire frame tool like moqup or balsamiq, QuickMVP (somewhat similar to strikingly*, but easier to get testing going), and a survey tool like Survey Monkey. Overall though, unbeatable deal. Thanks for putting it together!

I've used Aha! to test out product management features and overall I was impressed. Product management is complex work, so there really is no simple, one page solution in my opinion. I mean, think of how many tools are typically used to enable product management: email, documents, file sharing, collaboration sites, ticketing systems, and potentially other specialized tools. A lot of separate,...