Amy Ingram

Amy Ingram

QuerriQuerri
Co-founder, Operations
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People, community, and human connection have always been at the center of what I do. I’m the Co-Founder & COO of Querri, a company we’ve spent the last several years building to help teams use AI and natural language to make data more accessible and useful for everyday business decisions. I came into tech through community building and creative work, and over the last several years at Querri I’ve grown into operations, marketing, and AI. I care deeply about keeping the human element in the loop while using technology to save time and reduce friction. Originally from Germany, fluent in German and English, currently attempting Spanish 😊 Wife, mom of three teenage boys, photographer, and nature lover.

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Pretty Promptp/pretty-promptIlai Szpiezak•

1mo ago

Sorry not sorry... Spotify did it, we're doing it too 🪩

@Spotify launched a glitter logo for their 20th anniversary.
We decided to celebrate a little earlier.
(11 months )
Glittering prompts and AI results since day one.

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Christian Van Gils•

6mo ago

Leave the world a little better than we found it.

Hello everyone, I'm Christian van Gils, Co-founder of PulseBoard.

For my entire career, I've been a dedicated entrepreneur. I successfully built and ran a media agency for 12.5 years, followed by a software company that I recently and successfully exited after 22 years.

Now, I'm redirecting all of that experience, knowledge, and entrepreneurial drive toward a single mission: making 2026 a healthier year by focusing on people.

The Mission: Beyond Software

Alex Cloudstar•

6mo ago

Creators, how long do you spend searching for trending content ideas each week?

Hey folks,

I ve been talking to a bunch of creators lately and noticed a pattern. Most spend a surprising amount of time searching through Google Trends, YouTube trending, X, Reddit, etc just to find one or two solid content ideas.

Some said they lose 1 to 2 hours a day. Others feel like they keep spotting trends only after they re already saturated.

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