Ankit Kumar

Before launching, almost every problem felt important. After putting the product in front of real people, it became much easier to see what actually mattered and what I had just been overthinking.

Still very early, but I m starting to feel like launching is less about saying the product is finished and more about finally getting better information.

Did your priorities change after your first users came in?

Hey Product Hunt

I m Ankit, a software engineer who recently decided to take the slightly chaotic route of building my own product

Currently working on ThinqSpace and learning everything that comes with building, shipping, talking to users, and figuring things out along the way.

Excited to meet more builders here, follow what everyone s working on, and learn from the community.

Been working on ThinqSpace, a workspace for agencies and service teams to manage leads, clients, projects, tasks, contracts, invoices, tickets and client updates without stitching together a bunch of tools.

It s live in beta now, and I m trying to get as many real users poking around as possible before I keep adding more.

Would especially love feedback on two things:

1. Does the positioning make sense immediately?
Run your service business from one workspace.