Swagam Dasgupta

Hey everyone :) Serene actually started as a small hobby project. And honestly, in many ways, it still is. I built it because I found most meditation apps like Calm or Headspace (which I love!) started to feel a bit like Netflix. There’s so much, and when I’m actually feeling overwhelmed or low, I just don’t have the energy to scroll and find the perfect session. One day, I lost a big client...

This is great @opeawo and congrats on the launch! Does it also take into account styling and markdown in a way such that ATS systems can easily parse through it without problems?

Looks really cool @paul_richards1 ! Personally, I'm excited to use this like a Pocket on steroids. Allowing me to save, rediscover, understand, and analyze things from my past is amazing since it's managing my consumption in realtime. Will try it out extensively and give more feedback.

This looks great @folsee and team! Especially now since good design is pretty much expected even at MVP/Prototype levels, a product like this can really help teams like mine focus on functionality while having a great sense of design from day 0.

A friend sent this to me and I just used the demo by putting Sesame in conversation with ChatGPT's voice agent and the difference is huge. It's definitely much more human like, especially with it's intonations and (micro?) expressions. The only hitch—I found it to be extra sensitive to external noises, making it pause in the middle of it's speech. Barring that, it's the most emotionally mature...

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Swagam here, co-founder of Luukilu. If you’ve ever managed Meta ads, you know the drill—endless spreadsheets, pivot tables, and hours digging through Ads Manager just to figure out which creatives are fatiguing and where the next big opportunity is. By the time you have answers, you’ve probably already lost money. We’ve been there, and we knew there had to be a better way....

Congrats @vijay_anand5 and the @Buyerstage: Smart Links & Content Pods team! Just started using the platform and honestly, I don't know why this didn't exist before. "We Have No Idea What Happens After We Hit 'Send'." is exactly what I and my team have been saying for the past month of our product distribution and this will make things a lot more structured. Looking forward to trying it out...