Maddie Bleistern

This time around we're just 4 months away from ship. Far shorter throw than with our previous launch. The team and I took feedback from @blake there from the SeeNote days.

@dannyfiorentini -- I wonder if this would help replace some of those sticky notes you mentioned your dad used! We've come a long way since SeeNote so I thought I'd give you a shout. Feedback (especially negative feedback) is welcome! 🤔🙏

Inviting @andrewjb44 to the conversation. Andrew, welcome! As you can see Hynt is an evolution of some of the ideas behind SeeNote. We've learned a lot! Focusing on micro-local messaging to drive value. Would love your thoughts!

@as_austin -- I know you were excited for SeeNote so I thought I'd ask for some feedback here on Hynt!

Hey Product Hunt! I'm co-founder and CEO of MoonRoof Labs, the company behind Hynt. Big thanks to @_Jacksmith for hunting us today! What is Hynt? Hynt is a way to get reminders and trigger smart home controls at just the right time and place. It’s powered by a tiny device called the Hynt Token. The Token is a Bluetooth LE device with a coin-sized footprint that you can drop anywhere. The...

I have been looking for exactly this. Looking forward to trying it out!

Just want to thank you here, Jason! I was hoping you'd publish an Inside newsletter for IoT! I can't start my day without the Launch Ticker, and I suspect I'll be adding this to my morning routine as well.

I hate food tracking but I'm going to try this! Great work!

This definitely could benefit from a mobile website.

I just rode with a driver who had nothing but great things to say about Juno! Looking forward to giving it a shot.

Maybe I'll finally start tracking! Nice work.

This is great! Not sure how important this feedback is given the audience but the on-boarding screenshots sequence in the App Store appears to be backwards.

I love this. Do you have a partner email I can contact? Also heads up, site typo: "Depend of (on) foot traffic but want some some fresh visitors? WalkTo brings walkers to you."

This is great. Ever since I moved in about 2 months ago, I've been haunted by a note that reads "delete the last two boxes". This is stuff I need to recycle responsibly— like an older Xbox that died on me. Come to NYC next! We need you.

Upvoting in honor of Gene Cernan! I really hope we push the boundaries he helped set, and keep exploring. The world is a more inspiring place with humans in space.

Can't wait to give this a shot! Kudos to the team, and to Rob from Biz Dev for reaching out just after I dropped out of sign up (didn't feel like typing "@ralphlauren.com" over and over from my mobile).

I came for the calm, and stayed for the progress bar. That's good design.

Apparently the way this works is that it is intended to replace your native app icon(s) with launcher icons that, when tapped, give you a moment to breathe before actually launching the app. Clever. I think an illustration of that here would be helpful. Wasn't clear how it worked until after I installed the shortcut. Anyway, wondering: why not a native app instead of a web app?

Bravo! I am all for anything that increases general awareness of the psychologically addictive nature of apps, social media, and games. There's nothing wrong with these apps; it's just important to be mindful when using them.