Arik Fraimovich

I recently had to launch a new product quickly. We started on Render at first and really appreciated the simple setup and workflow there. But as we developed our product further we stumbled at some limitations of Render's offering and had to move to our own AWS. As I didn't want to give up on the simplicity and ease of use I searched for a solution that will give us the best of both worlds....

Mind blowing simplicity and power.

We found Datree very useful even for an open source project. While our needs are a bit different, their rule engine is flexible enough to adapt for our needs.

I wish this existed a few years ago when I left a job and couldn't afford exercising my options :( Ended up just letting go of them, as at the time the company didn't seem to have much future. Just to learn that a few years later the company was buying back stock from past employees.

So happy to see Up show up on ProductHunt. It's an amazing product, and it definitely deserves more people getting to know it and use it.

Notion is such an interesting product with a lot of potential. It's great to be able to see how others use to draw inspiration.

Hi ProductHunt 👋 I'm so excited to have Redash on ProductHunt! We worked really hard on the last release (V4) and happy to share it with the world. I created Redash almost 5 years ago as an open source project and 2.5 years ago started the company (and launched the SaaS product) to make sure Redash will have a future independent of any corporate sponsor. Today Redash is still an active open...

So great seeing this great product coming to a new platform. Maybe in the future a Linux version too? :-)

Great resource! Happy to see it finally launched.

This is kind of awesome that they use my product (Redash) in their demo gif :)

Thanks, @benln! Maybe I will finally understand what the craze is all about :-)

I wish Brixo was there when I was a kid... :-) But I guess one of the benefits of having kids of your own, is that I have an excuse to play with Lego again (just need to wait a little until my girl a little older).