Hugh Tan

Hey PH fam 👋 I am excited to share Flowshapr, a visual AI flow builder that makes it easier to create and deploy AI-powered workflows. Instead of writing code and managing messy setups, you can drag and drop nodes on a canvas, deploy in under a minute, and even integrate flows anywhere with a single line of code. It also comes with visual debugging, version management and quick iteration so...

Congrats on the launch. Looks like an interesting approach to combining AI with personal health coaching. Curious to see how it performs in real-world use.

I’ve started to become more skeptical about accelerators and VCs, especially VCs. In my country, VCs often require startups to already have strong growth, solid revenue, and even be close to breaking even. But I wonder, if a startup is already growing well and generating solid revenue, why would they even need a VC? It’s similar with accelerators. They tend to look for outstanding individuals...

Interesting concept for making cruise booking simpler through WhatsApp. The combination of AI recommendations and live cruise data could make the planning process much faster and easier. Curious to see how well it handles complex travel requests.

Interesting approach. Leveraging existing networks instead of traditional job boards makes a lot of sense. Curious to see how it plays out in practice!

Looks solid! Curious to see how this memory layer will evolve with more complex coding workflows.

I'm from Asia, and interestingly, in the tech industry here, I've noticed that women who are proactive and hardworking often advance faster and earn more than men. Later, I realized this is partly because the tech field here is still male dominated. Since women are the minority, those who do enter the field often stand out, and their communication skills and emotional intelligence can give them...

API testing often feels bulky or too developer-centric. If Sparrow can deliver speed and clarity without the usual overhead, that’s a real win. Curious how it handles large test suites or edge cases.

Same here, but I’d add coffee as a must-have for deep work.

As a marketer, I think there are two key things that help me stay sharp: 1. Motivation to grow and break through limits I constantly avoid staying too comfortable or safe for too long. I intentionally push myself into a bit of anxiety or stress. That kind of discomfort helps me break out of my comfort zone and keeps me growing. 2. When I start to feel overwhelmed, I dig into the root cause...

Here’s my take on the three names you mentioned: Google I’m impressed with their progress this year, especially with Gemini and Veo3. But to me, Google has never been known for polished, truly great products. They’ve always thrived because of their massive ecosystem. What they ship never quite matches the weight of their brand. OpenAI (GPT) Their name is still synonymous with AI. They started...

I’ve been thinking a lot about launch timing too. Here’s my take: If your product needs strong credibility and targets mid-market or above, the badge matters a lot. In that case, launching on a quieter day like Saturday or Sunday helps maximize your chance to get a badge. But if your product is more polished, has some traction, or already has a community, then aiming for weekday traffic makes...

I’m planning to try Findable soon. I’ve also been curious about how to do SEO for LLMs. Wishing you lots of success!

I usually spend my summer weekends cooking and watching a classic movie. I also enjoy listening to audiobooks and doing some sports like running.

I think LLMs will naturally expand into verticals where there's clear profit and productivity gain, like coding. It's already proving to reduce costs and speed up work. But for narrower verticals, going too deep would cost them time and focus. LLM providers are in a constant race on general performance, so diving into niche domains isn't a top priority. That leaves room for specialized AI...

It really depends on why you exited and how emotionally attached you were to the product. If you were burned out, exhausted, or just didn’t want to fight anymore, I think it's natural not to care much afterward. But if you still wanted to build and had to exit due to external reasons, like financial pressure or investor push, you’ll probably still care a lot. I was once part of a startup that I...

Congrats on the launch! Jupitrr AI looks like a powerful tool for creators and personal branding. Wishing you lots of upvotes, great feedback, and well-deserved success!