Jihoon Lee

Love the concept of hatching you've got going on! The UI and the mascot looks very 'cute' too. Will give this a try, congrats on the launch

This is exactly the kind of tool we need in the era of LLM-first search. As more users start relying on ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity instead of Google, understanding what these models recommend becomes crucial for SEO. Curious to see how granular the data gets and if it supports regional insights or prompt variation testing. Big potential here — well done!

I'm still a big fan of desktop apps :) I'd say mobile apps just have a higher frequency of use because of its convenience as well as the fact that its just always on you. As for the app i'd be down to testing it out, do you have an email that I can contact?

When I went to the Buildspace S5 event in SF last August Farza from Founders inc. mentioned purposely writing newsletters / emails in all lower caps just to add that sense of authenticity. I guess it really just boils down to the delivery.

Love this! Planning to launch in ~3 wks so I would def start using CrowdReply to start marketing and building a waitlist on Reddit. Do you guys have plans to add an AI agent that writes posts and replies as well in the future?

Love the direction here — most tools still feel too slow or clunky for rapid prototyping across languages. Super clean UI :) Curious how you’re thinking about team collaboration features? Feels like this could be huge for internal AI tools and fast iteration cycles. Excited to see how it evolves, especially beyond Next.js.

I really felt this. When i first started posting instagram reels for Startup Sunday, I was aiming to build the biggest startup community online. Seeing just 500 views early on felt deflating. Still, I kept showing up. refining & posting. Then one day — 600k views. and with it, a quiet sense of validation. Not just for the content, but for the mission behind it. What i’ve learned is simple: you...

As @abod_rehman stated, I think there's a growing lack of human connection. I’m a big supporter of AI tools for journaling, accessibility, and guided frameworks like CBT — but at the end of the day, we have to admit AI just simulates. I often use the analogy of live music vs. the studio recording. The CD version might be cleaner, more technically precise — but there’s something about listening...

I’ve actually enjoyed using Duolingo over the years — especially w/ its streaks for daily consistency, but i'll admit, once they started leaning heavily into AI it lost its merit. While i’m generally a big supporter of AI-powered tools, when it comes to language learning, i tend to prefer the traditional textbook style experience. I did some research and Speak AI might be worth checking out!

I've tested a bunch of AI note takers recently — Granola for the W

It would be cool if there was a way for people to optimize their subscriptions based on projects they're working on. I’ve had the same issue — bought a domain for one idea, a plugin for another, then forgot which email I even used to register. Would be cool if anyone built a working system that analyzes what tools you’re paying for per project (especially for folks juggling multiple SaaS...

Will definitely use KeyStrokes for some of my Startup Sunday project demo vids. Lmk your socials so I can tag you later on when I use this :)

This is perfect for the summer! Def going to test this out

Wow! This is a perfect tool as as content creator. Looking forward to testing this out :)