Brian Cox

Painfully agree. It's a weird space. The elite apps win by having a breadth of features as their moat, but it's challenging to do this while maintaining a coherent vision and welcoming interface. I think it's the most tough, shallow, and least rewarding market, from an app dev perspective. But I also think it's the ultimate mannequin for frontend design and computer science/machine learning,...

Boundless opportunities for freaking out your friends on their commutes. This is good.

Lovvvve disruptions in the travel booking space. Hope this continues.

Love products that challenge Google Docs. Maybe similar to Slab, which is also great.

Works!

The Zeit team knows what they're doing (Hyperterminal, NextJS, Now). Probably the simplest way to deploy a docker/node app to a https custom domain. I'd be using this in production if it wasn't for free AWS credits holding me back 😉

Great looking app. Will continue playing with it for personal projects. What would push me over the edge is more dedicated sprint support. This is the sad reason I had to leave Asana and move the team to Jira. The flexibility is great, but at the end of the day there are many open ended project-board services and not enough development cycle services. Would love to see Flow find it’s niche there.

Oh yeah, almost forgot the best part! Check out the /producthunt command 🙌 (just search /producthunt)

Hey this is my thing! Thanks for hunting. We just launched yesterday at Disrupt Battlefield and the response has been overwhelming! Will try to answer questions Wednesday morning PDT. 🙌💎✨