Dani

Very nice! I don't know if it was a temporary fluke but the dropdowns wouldn't populate at first. When I hit one of the 'generate' buttons it seemed to spring to life and was amazing after that. Super clean design and easy to use. 👍🏾

A very specific problem without a solution I can buy - so I have to build it myself.

I tried it, and I must say, I'm impressed. Although I did see a little repetition (honestly my prompt was only one sentence long, though) - it gave me ideas on my slide deck. I'll have to tweak some of the info a little because it described a much more mature company (one can dream though :D) It's amazing how much it did with only a little bit of information.

Nice work! Even the paid tier is super affordable for the immense value it gives. World building can be a pain if not organized - and readers/players looooove lore. It's not only a place to organize, but you give prompts too! ps- thank you for dark mode :)

Problem: Even solar energy is dependent on extracting limited materials from the ground. Problem: We're addicted to plastic. Dreams: What if we could bio-engineer these? Solar panel materials that can be grown and shaped into things like roof shingles or blades of grass. What if we got better at rearranging atoms to fit our needs? And engineer them to seamlessly integrate back into harmless...

I feel dumb, I can't find the Clicmon product page. ???

Sourcing components as a little fish in a very big pond. When there is a component shortage, you have to pivot on what you use sometimes and try to make it work. So when to launch gets really dicey: should I go with these components? How many more can I get if this takes off? Can I trust this source or should I wait for the big players to replenish? I'm self funded so I can't throw my weight...

I love the look of the site, very easy on the eyes. Please note, in my experience signing up, when I got the verification email the code was cut off on the bottom. If I inspected the element, the screen got skinnier and the code showed (I was also able to get it by printing the email to pdf and it appeared). I'm assuming it was optimized for mobile, which is extremely smart - but double check...

I have to confess that even though I started playing chess at 9 with my dad, I don't do it regularly and still consider myself a beginner. That being said, I felt a little overwhelmed? Maybe I'm not the intended market but I'm still drawn to the app. At first I thought it moved too fast but then I realized you can click through the moves one by one after it plays out - love that! I found myself...

Very useful tool. This will replace endless Googling of "Bird with brownish back and reddish chest with white splashes" etc and crossing my fingers, lol I love the sound feature as often they're too far away for me to see but the sound carries. Congrats on the launch 🎉

Congratulations on the launch! 🎉 I'm genuinely excited about this product. You mentioned one of your end goals is to "make regenerative farming practices for small family-owned farms as simple as possible" but my impression from the explainer was more vague than this. However, I don't think that's a bad thing. A couple scenarios came to mind as I envisioned myself using this: * Can the workers...

Great idea! Quick question though, in 'What category best describes your business?', I'm honestly struggling to find a category that fits. I want to be as accurate as possible as data is important. My product is hard tech, but I'm using third party single board computers and running my own software on them out in the field. I'm guessing the 'Software' category? 'Manufacturing' doesn't feel...

When I clicked on this article, I thought I was clicking on an actual product and was getting so excited. (Need more coffee...) I was so disappointed once I realized that it wasn't a product that was launching, lol. I guess that's a GOOD sign though - this is a direction I'd love to see expanded. Very good article! I struggle with balancing website accessibility and just making "cool" features.

I've been using Trello since 2017 (but Asana seems worth checking out). Trello just fits my style, as I have different boards for the main tech products I'm developing (component sources, good documentation guides, forum shortcuts, marketing ideas, etc) as well as storytelling/ game mechanics for other side projects (I'm building an open world Chemistry simulator for fun :/ ) I can't keep it...

An app I didn't realize I needed. Love the UI. Lending is fairly common in my family and it's usually kept up with hand written notes in the back of a day planner and the honor system. It's worked pretty well but I feel bad when people text to remind me that they haven't forgotten and they'll pay me on this or that day (all because I've never set any clear terms and that in itself is awkward...

I love the interface! Very easy to get up and running - and the design is very soothing. I'm familiar with AO3 and Wattpad through my teenager, and they seem to have a big following. How do you plan to differentiate? (I know it's presumptive to even think they're a contender everywhere in the world, though) It seems to me, just by the interface that you could draw a more professional crowd....