Chris Hicken

Chris Hicken

TheysaidTheysaid
Co-Founder & CEO of TheySaid
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I was COO at UserTesting for 8 years during their fast-growth years, then CEO at 'nuffsaid (acquired by ClickUp). Now, I'm building TheySaid, the "everything app" for feedback. We gather feedback constantly: product user testing, customer feedback pulses, win-loss interviews, employee surveys, product-market-fit calls ... I'm taking everything I learned at UserTesting and making it better in every way. With TheySaid you can gather, analyze, act on and share any type of feedback. You can try it for free at https://theysaid.io

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Adrien van den Branden•

2mo ago

Well Intelligence is live on Product Hunt 😻

The founder tax nobody talks about
You started a business to build something amazing. Instead, you're spending entire Sundays chasing invoices, copying numbers between platforms, and trying to figure out if that Stripe payment actually matches your accounting software.

One full day every month. Gone. Just like that.

What Well Intelligence actually does:

  • Auto-connects everything - Gmail, WhatsApp, any billing portal flows directly to your accountant or GDrive

  • AI answers your money questions - "How much runway do I have?" gets answered in seconds, not spreadsheet hours

  • Think ChatGPT for your finances - but it actually knows your numbers and builds charts on the fly

Vagus+p/vagusAlexandre Naud•

2mo ago

Vagus+ 3 (new update)

I recently launched a major update to the app, and I'd love to get your feedback.

Here's the link: https://apps.apple.com/app/id674...

Flexpricep/flexpriceKoshima Satija•

2mo ago

What is the most underrated skill for startup founders in 2025?

Everyone says execution matters most.

But I think it s execution in the right way
The kind that runs experiments, not marathons.

It s easy to move fast.

It s harder to design motion that actually teaches you something.

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