Dipanjan Dey

As a self-taught, mostly hobbyist coder - I really like this idea! While learning how to code, I'll often have to spend a ton of time to identify real-world projects where I can contribute to, and sharpen my skills. I can totally see how a listicle like this would have helped me a ton! Also, the name is right on point! One glitch that I faced - in some product pages (e.g. https://freexp.dev/project/space...), I see a "quests available" button - but clicking on them leads to a 404 page (https://freexp.dev/project/undef...). Thought I'd share in case you folks don't know of this already!

Congratulations on the launch! The list looks to be really well-enriched. Particularly liked "Pricing buckets", "has enterprise plan" and "CTAs". These can be very helpful in figuring out the right targeting message for a lot of tools! Will look forward to the future editions.

Going by the sample article, I tried to generate - this worked very well for a fairly technical topic. Also, the pricing looks significantly more affordable than the tools that we are currently using for this. So, congratulations on a job well done! One question, though - how much of the article text is generated by calling the GPT models directly vs using some of your own proprietary algo/ processing? Would it be possible for some GPT-checker sort of tool to detect that an article generated by copymate is not written by humans? (asking in case search engines start penalizing auto-generated content in the future)

Congratulations on the launch! The speed at which Microsoft is moving on generative AI stuff is astonishing! I particularly like the templates, sample prompts, and tips that show up when a new design is being generated! They make the learning curve much shorter for first-time users like me. I was able to generate a few sample banner ad designs in no time! Also, the feature to remove the background from any uploaded image is super cool and works well! The outputs look on par with the paid image editing tools I've been using.

As a long-time fan of "mental models," I find this to be very interesting! Just received the "welcome gift" of an ebook with 20 mental models after signing up for the newsletter. I appreciate how to format, and texts are devoid of fluff (a common antipattern with similar books/ resources). Congratulations on a job well done! :-)

Got an opportunity to try this out recently. It's really cool how anybody can record bugs in live customer environment, and then devs can "autofix" them from within zipy itself!