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We're locking in the launch window for LineageLens (open-source AI code provenance "git blame for AI-generated code") and I want to time it for when the most people are actually around, not just follow a generic playbook.
Trying to get this right, so I'd value real input from this crowd:
- Day of week which days do you see the most activity here? Mid-week, or does that just mean more competition for attention?
- Time of day is there a window where this community is most online? And does it skew US, Europe, or India?
I built @Tamadoggo so pet parents can track their dog or cat's whole life - health, walks, meals, milestones. But a few PH community folks told me: more than one person cares for the pet, so why does only one phone hold the journal? They were right!
Today we're fixing that with Family Sharing:
Free on every plan. Sharing never costs extra. Invite with a private, single-use link you share however you chat.
Everyone logs to one shared timeline, each entry tagged with who added it
If the pet's owner is Pro, everyone sharing that pet gets its AI features too
Also new in 1.2.2: a friendly Family Welcome Hub for new members, a smoother in-form date picker, full-screen event photos you can swipe through, and snapping photos straight from the camera.
This one's personal. I'd love to hear how your family uses it, especially anyone co-raising a pet across two homes.
