Chris Germano

Really well done. I don't have a use case for something like this right now but I'm saving it for when the time comes.

Love everything MSCHF does, it's inspiring to watch a business do their creative thing (and do it so well). Edit: Also the site looks dope, great work guys

I didn't think Vinny could get more charm-ing (I'll see myself out) You guys have been killing 2020 so far, it's gonna be a strong year for Sticker Mule

Huge fan of Sticker Mule (their hot sauce is really good, not gonna lie). Can't wait to order a bunch of these. The holo effect on the page is well done, too

Launched GrassCatcher today (https://www.producthunt.com/posts/grasscatcher), a fun real-life loot box meant to "connect buyers with nature" or be a unique joke gift for friends. While there's only minimal effort planned, we'd like to hear what directions you'd take this, given the existing foundation. Go crazier with product options? Different tiers of packages? Switch to a fully-serious...

Big Boys NYC is very familiar with the challenges of living in the heart of the concrete jungle. Fresh air and green leaves are a rarity, and the hustle and bustle of city life leaves few with enough time to deeply appreciate GrassCatcher reconnects us with nature while introducing fun elements of random chance and set-building. With nine natural elements (and plenty of secrets), there's plenty...

Other than supporting the existing criticisms on safety of the product & procedure, I don't know how else to react. This is a QVC product at best; any audience with free time to read comments and conduct a minute of their own research will more than likely avoid the product, if not warn others about the risks involved. This is a sleek-looking product in the middle of a multi-layer sandwich of...

Seconding the comment regarding your language. I don't think ashes are "gross and meaningless" at all. The challenge you face with ashes is that they aren't aesthetically pleasing and you wouldn't want to directly contact them. Holding an urn is different than holding the remains of a loved one directly. I can't say I see hugely widespread adoption of this, but it's a nice alternative and wish...

Great idea, the challenge makes a lot of sense yet would fly under the radar of "trendier" topics these days. Best of luck

I don't have an iPhone but this is pretty wild. I'd have a ton of fun playing around with it (and surely finding some practical applications for it as well). Looks solid!

Fun idea, very creative. Would be annoying to lose due to being in a no-signal area, but this isn't exactly something one would take too seriously. Nice job

Feels like Puma is playing catchup on a trend to stay relevant as Nike and Adidas control the market. Doesn't the design feel a bit uninspired? Bland? They may have new tech, but they look like old sneakers to me.

Interesting concept but the app appears to provide little value with a frustrating UX. Joined, tried to create a group and it said I had to invite people, but offered no options. Browsed existing groups and it could use some improvement in standards, a lot (if not most) groups were meme pages or groups not clearly tied to a specific creator/influencer. Couldn't see how to search for topics or...

Well designed, but I'd like to see how it functions long-term. Primarily concerned with warping as most owners won't follow best practices with cleaning. Not surprised it's seeing such success on Kickstarter. Part of me can't shake the fact that you can spend less for a higher quality end grain cutting board, quality chef's knife, and enough pure white vinegar to sanitize for the lifetime of both.

Nice idea and motivation, but the lack of randomness and high price point (as others have mentioned) will make it prohibitively difficult for this to make a major impact in the tabletop gaming space. An effective therapy/counseling tool, perhaps. This needs a serious adjustment to price as well as a design audit to measure replay value with the same audience over periods of time.

Love the motivation behind this, when I was job searching last year I would've loved a board like this. That being said I think it would be nice to easily see, or even sort by, the category behind the opportunity (eg. green technologies, social justice, accessible healthcare, etc). Perhaps as a subtitle between the job title and location? Several descriptions feature the category prominently,...

I saw this in the morning and have been thinking about it all day. This is clever and amusing and all, but something about this concept just makes me genuinely sad. Not "oh man ha ha facepalm", but the nature of the gig economy, the mindset of those who would pay someone to pick up after their own pets, and just the absurdity of it all. Sure, you can argue there are those "hustlers" out there...

I like your stickers and I like hot sauce, so of course this makes sense, right? (I mean, yeah, I bought it immediately) Kudos to your marketing team

This is really clever, almost like gamification of plant care. I could write more but others have already said it. I like the way you think!