Sean Howell

I have way too many screenshots which are sometimes product inspiration and often to-do items. I really need a few more features to make this killer. Probably a count down clock that forces me to do something with a screen shot would really make me move but a way to clump the screen shots by project would be cool too.

Super smart product. I’ve seen a ton of poorly designed Notion CVs floating around—this really shouldn't be that hard, and HelloCV nails it. I appreciated the free .cv for PH users today—didn’t even need to enter a promo code, which was a nice surprise. I read the launch post and checked out the free CV profile, but I didn’t realize it actually worked until I got into onboarding. The “upload a resume” step didn’t work for me (I tried uploading a PDF), and it got stuck there—which I didn’t want to do anyway—but once I got into the main editor, everything felt super slick. That part impressed me. Smart way to build some hype for dotCV. and i secured my name so that makes me happy.

Built new features adjacent to my core product without touching our code so we could ship fast, leverage a micro product with our users, and refine how to get the real feature into our product between dev cycles.

Hello! I was pretty excited with Pete's video. I was also happy to try a product that was totally broswer driven and took secods to validate. The rprompts for humans, exceptional. I put in my friend's company, it grabbed the gap analysis and did a competitor analysis which probably impressed me the most. What I couldn't get working well was the llm prompt, especially when i put it in Chatgpt, the results were divorced from the prompt which i suspect was just too much context being given. Still way better than giving a human a manual brief. I do highly recommend it and even used the prompts to inspire other unrelated prompts.

I appreciate the summaries sent to attendees and use the notes in my calendar