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I’ve been super happy using HeyDay and have excitedly recommend it to my colleagues and clients. Excited to see where the product goes.

It depends on what the profitability of the $1M revenue SaaS business is. With lots of employees/contractors, and low margins, it might not make much money. With a VC-backed unicorn I could sell some of shares and have millions in the bank, which would allow me to focus just on growing the company to exit.

Otter is probably one you’ve already tried. I’m happy with it for capturing meeting notes that can quickly be turned into blog content or other types of public facing materials. Summaries and highlights are OK at best. I’ve also been looking to try out Descript, though I haven’t gotten around to it yet. Gong might be overkill.

Hey Sahil, will you still be at Founder Summit CDMX on Tuesday?

Excited to be able to upvote and support this outstanding resource and community. I’m a proud pro subscriber.

I commend you two on your novel take on community-building, and finding ways to unlock value

Outstanding!

Very satisfied Jupiter customer here. I’ve been a subscriber for the past year, because grocery delivery during the pandemic is safer and faster than visiting the supermarket. When things return to “normal” I plan to continue using Jupiter because it saves me so much time.

Unemployment programs vary so much by state. This is super helpful!

Congrats to the Pipefy team on the new design, and more intuitive, user-friendly workflows.

Congrats on launch!

I wish I saw this yesterday. A friend asked me for an introduction to a former classmate, and I forgot about the power of the double-opt in. Super confused by the video tho

Hi @pjrvs The new theme is beautiful. Does it support custom landing pages?

Congrats on the launch of The Hustle @thesamparr. Beautiful design, and some compelling, original material. When are we going to see stories of non-white, non-male entrepreneurs grace your pages? Would love to throw my support behind an insurgent publication that truly breaks the mold.

In the tradition of Send Your Enemies Glitter.

I applaud the convenience and comprehensiveness of submit.co @Marckohlbrugge. The product categorically answers the questions, "How and where do I publicize my tech?" More important for most founders is "Why?" Without context a list of emails, and even submission guidelines doesn't help startups communicate effectively with reporters. Four years since leaving my staff post at VentureBeat I...

Congrats @jasonyoseshshah!