Camilla S Andersen

Honestly, it feels like if your product doesn t feature an LLM integration, investors and launch hunters look right through you. But let s be real not every micro-SaaS or developer tool needs a chatbot.

For those who launched or are building a "traditional" software product recently: How are you handling the marketing? Are you feeling pressure to pivot or force-feed AI features into your roadmap just to stay relevant, or are you doubling down on pure, rock-solid utility? Let's discuss.
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We've been dragging our heels committing to a Product Hunt launch, but it's finally happening on Thursday August 13! I'll admit, I'm excited and apprehensive in equal measures.

Occasio is a pinboard meets citation manager for shared insights. In our automation-obsessed times, it's almost anti-cool by design. But hey, someone's got to build tools of thought for humans too.

I get really nervous when people tell me their LLM chat has become their main source of information. I get it, it's really nifty how these tools are able to respond confidently to virtually any query. But they're also trading source transparency for convenience, while presenting truth as a construct of statistical probability.

Over the past year, all Big 4 consulting firms have been caught publishing reports riddled with fabricated references. As scrutiny intensifies, business leaders can no longer ignore the mechanics of citation. What began as an academic baseline has transformed into a critical competitive edge.