Dan Fennessy

Congrats Cody and team on the progress! I believe I was one of the very first users of Bounce in NYC, about a year ago. I was conveniently able to leave my luggage near where I was staying, as I was moving between Airbnb's (& had 1/2 day before I could check in to next place). The freedom from lugging a big bag around NYC allowed me to go and play basketball with locals, in Tompkins Square Park...

Really nice looking and simple product guys well done! Some impressive companies on board too - Uber, Universal, Y combinator (or did you guys do YC?). I'd also be interested to see how the pricing works. If you can't share specifics - can you say if it's it per company or per employee / user?

Great to see @spottedbylocals on Product Hunt - congrats on the update @bartvanpoll & @sannevanpol! I've been a long time user, and a big fan of Spotted by Locals, especially since meeting the Founders in Amsterdam. You would be hard pressed to find a more dedicated-to-their-mission founding team than Sanne & Bart. They truly live their their product - more than anyone I know. The fact that...

As far as I've heard, they will be reasonably priced on the full public launch date, but yeah - a lot of the good ones will probably be pre-registered / bought up by big companies. I managed to secure one for my startup pre-launch as one of their 'Anchor Tenants': https://www.join.app to display on their get.app marketing site. Pretty stoked! It was via an intro, and it certainly wasn't an easy...

Congrats @mdekuijper! Big fan of Revue, and paid newsletters seems like a great, and logical, next step. There's so much noise on social media these days, so I've started to use a few selected email newsletters as my go-to for tech and startup related news - I subscribe to a number of not-to-miss curated newsletters, that are created with Revue, like @bramk's own Startup Watching...

Congrats on the launch guys! I was lucky enough to meet Fred & Zach when I was in SF last, great team and super cool product.

Congrats @gillianim! Great to see Hitlist on Android now - it looks great & I'm sure it's going to grow your (already impressive) user base significantly, especially outside the US.

For anyone interested, I wrote a post about My 'Why' (I'm building this) too: https://medium.com/@Dan_Fennessy/my-why-394400148156

Some more about the name change here: https://medium.com/@partywith/introducing-partywith-e862c166e179

Thanks for hunting us (again) @bramk! An update on why we've re-launched and re-branded as PartyWith (formerly Party with a Local). We’ve simply outgrown the with 'a Local' part — we’ve long been more than just a travel app, that connects travelers and locals. Our most active members, in cities like Amsterdam and New York, are actually using the app every week to discover events meet new people...

Wandertab is great, and this latest update is looking slick. Like others have said - it's dangerously tempting (in a good way) though. I've had it at least 5 times today where I've seen some exotic, really interesting destination, for way cheaper than I would have expected, and started thinking about when I could go!

Also shoutout to Jaideep @jdk2588 for doing all the backend work to hook it up to the PWAL API.

Big shoutout to our Designer Jaap @jaapbakker for making Party Bot look so slick, fun & cute at the same time 😀. It's a far cry from Party with a Local 1.0 when it was featured on Product Hunt. The feedback from the PH community was brutal - 'Sketchiest looking product page & design ever. Would not trust.' was one comment that I remember (probably warranted at the time to be fair) 😄

Thanks for hunting Chris! Party Bot sources all it's parties / events from the Party with a Local app - all events which have been added by the PWAL community. The idea for Party Bot initially came from us wanting reach our users somewhere they are spending lots of time (who isn't on Facebook!?), to trigger them to use the PWAL app, whilst providing standalone value outside of the app. Party...

Looks great! Well done Cédric & team. We've used Trello a lot on the past, which is good, but then again some in the team just don't like it. Then if we're working with external people who don't have an account or haven't used, it's annoying to get them set-up and indeed like you say - we just revert back to email and back & forth on slack, which is hard to keep a track of what's actually done...

Tried it this morning for a team meeting spanning New York, Amsterdam & Delhi & it worked really well. We'd been having troubles with Skype lately for similar calls and have to say the first time experience was really good. Will be using again for sure!

Thanks for hunting us again @gillianim! A lot has happened in the past 6 months for Party with a Local - we're currently participating in Techstars Connection, in partnership with AB InBev in New York, and have broadened our focus beyond our travel roots - since we noticed our most active users were using the app in their own cities - just to meet people to enjoy nightlife with. Party with a...