David Kaufman

Hello fellow makers 👋 David here, founder of Siteline - Growth analytics for the agentic web. Think Google Analytics, but for AI agents and bots. Why we built Siteline The web as we know it is changing. Humans are no longer the only customers visiting websites to research products and brands. Agents, bots and crawlers already make up 30% of web traffic and are hired by humans through apps like...

Is this even legal?! Cool idea, I'll test this out with my zoomer colleagues

Just an idea: what if tasks were classified into urgent/important and urgent/not important (like in the Eisenhower quadrant)? Sometimes picking the first task in the queue isn’t the best approach - the next level is focusing on the right task. Cheers!

Cool app, looks very handy! What's the accuracy of the GPS tracker? I wonder if you can share this data with insurance companies

Cool product, I also adore your website - nice illustrations! What's your audience? I see that there is no workspace differentiation in the pricing, so it means you target people who write both novels and blogs?

If you're positioning on the price mainly, what are your monetisation plans then? Cheers!

You nailed it - showing up on AI platforms is indeed essential, especially now that the adoption is growing. Do you plan to add features related to ads (OpenAI announced they are launching ads recently)? Also, how do you retrieve exact user questions? Cheers!

Really cool concept! Not a polyglot here, but I speak a couple of languages and sometimes get really curious to know the respective translation equivalents in all of them. Is there a mobile app?

New tools like Clay help a lot to non-tech sales people: so much time saved on prospecting! As the head of AI innovation, what stacks and tools would you recommend for GTM?

Cool, I might give it a try! Quick question: >Auto-scheduling based on engagement patterns means that Cue will schedule posts for the days and times that historically got more engagement?

So your target audience is founders? If yes, there might be a struggle even to come up with a right question, as SEO is very specific and requires some skills. There is a chance to stand out if you provide some guidance. Cheers!

Such a non-trivial product to launch in our eco-friendly era! You know, potentially, it can also help combat the problem of having a million of links saved for later and never revisited again. If you, say, print a couple of articles and keep them at sight - you'll defo read them.

That's cool! Sometimes ideas emerge exactly when you see the big picture where all the elements are visually in one place. If you aim to target B2B Content teams (which makes total sense, as content is their important Marketing channel), I suggest to add an integration with popular task managers like Clickup/Jira/Trello.

Finally a place to store all my favourite parking lots! Just kidding, I'll defo try this out to share city guides. Currently storing them as a link tree in Notion. Btw, going account-less looks like a trend - I'm seeing more and more of this on Product Hunt.

I love it, though I can’t say it kept my distinctive facial features. Also, I ran out of styles without realizing there was a limit. I think it would be great to make this more visible (e.g., “you have 5 spins left”) and to allow access to previously generated styles (I wonder how to do this without logging in).

@ahmedbna Yo! Cool app to train recall! Just an idea: what if language teachers and tutors could upload the active vocabulary lists to the app, so that their students could work on them off-class? Another thought is that it could help non-beginners to expand vocabulary that they pick across mediums. Cool mascot, btw, I love orcas!

@adelburieva @vincent_jiang Kudos on a very niche and enterprisey launch! Curious: how has AI agent adoption been going in this segment? Given how easy it is to build a “brain,” I’d reckon most of this can be shipped in-house, in line with internal compliance and security needs. Cheers!

Lots of hidden learning here indeed, @lightfield ! Going on a conference/meet-up where your audience is hanging out helps a lot - I think it's way more efficient to test a pitch in a live conversation, as you get instant feedback, verbal and non-verbal. I don't belong to an audience I'm building a product for, so going on a conference and pitching almost to every person I met was a big...

Hey Kiya, I'm a first-time founder too. Wishing you a blast of a launch! Btw, how did you choose the day of the week? Is there any rationale behind it? Thanks for asking your question here, I'll defo follow the thread to hear what the veterans say.