Behzod Sirjani

Congrats @zmh, @achariam, and team on the launch! Y'all have built one of my the most important products I use and I'm excited to see it get into more people's hands. If you're new to Clay, I wrote up a little bit about what I love most after using it for almost 2 years: http://behzod.com/blog/clay

Dropping in to say that I'm a huge fan of Polywork and the way that it shifts the atomic unit of how we talk about our work from a "job" to an "activity," as well as the embrace of the fact that all of us are multidimensional and that should be something we celebrate, rather than hide. In the last year, being able to showcase my writing, work, and investing has led to far more interesting...

Hi Product Hunters, Like Jonathan, I'm really excited to share this playbook with all of you because it's been a dream of ours for quite some time. In 2020, I spoke at UXRConf about the importance of shifting our focus from the artifacts of our work to the activities that we make possible, and the idea that researchers need to see themselves as teachers rather than oracles. I firmly believe...

Adding on to @am_olie's post - one of the things that I deeply believe is that all research has a cost -- to you, your participants, your team, and your organization -- and you want to do research that is worth the cost for all parties. In that vein, we recognize how much time is spent (and often wasted) rewriting and recreating the same research instruments in different organizations. This...

When @mgadams3 showed me the first demo, I asked him how much it would cost for us to use it at Slack, and when he said "free" I started using it immediately. Since then, Grain has been one of the most important and useful tools for me - both for research and meetings - because it makes taking and sharing notes and video clips from Zoom calls so easy. I'm thrilled to see this launch publicly....

I've been using the iPad build for a number of weeks and have almost entirely shifted my editing workflow over from Desktop. The only thing left is batch renaming and export functionality. Pros: Brings my favorite editor to the iPad. Editing tools don't minimize photo view. Cons: None that I've experienced.