Aditya Rohit

Aditya Rohit

SwytchcodeSwytchcode
Founder @swytchcode

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3X founder, built multiple successful products in AI, cybersecurity and Fintech. At Swytchcode we built AI as solutions engineer for API companies and our vision is to build AI as forward deployed engineer for all software companies. Swytchcode helps its customers engage developers, accelerate on-boarding, build workflows with 1-shot code, testing, MCP with all the usage analytics.

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Thank you, Product Hunt community ❤️ We finished #2 Product of the Day today

Hey Product Hunt

We re still processing today.

We ended up as the #2 Product of the Day, and we also got featured, right alongside some incredible products we genuinely admire like @Framer . Seeing @Swytchcode sit there still doesn t feel fully real.

From #1 Product of the Day to Rebuilding the Product: What We've Learned at Swytchcode

Last November, @Swytchcode launched on Product Hunt and ended up as #1 Product of the Day.

At the time, our product looked very different. We were focused on a web-based integration experience and were still figuring out where we fit in a rapidly changing developer ecosystem.

A lot has changed since then.

9mo ago

AI Data Analyst Founder Seeks Ambitious Business Leaders

Hi everyone!

I'm Dave. Founder of Querri.com and long time enthusiast of data, product, ML/AI, and making things people love.
I first started thinking about data accessibility probably 20 years ago. I come from a web development background and learned my way around SQL at a young age. When I started building products for others I started seeing how difficult it was for most people to get insights out of data, including myself even with a solid toolset.
Around 2015 I had the privilege of working as a PM for a web personalization product where we had time and budget to bring in excellent data scientists, UX designers, engineers, etc, and we did everything we could to make web data accessible at the time, which involved drag and drop dashboards, automated insights and more, but we constantly hit the same problem: Data is just really freaking complicated, and every single business is different.

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