Jack Mark

This is a super interesting take on prompting. I like that it's not just "better words" but better thinking. Fillinf context gaps and sharping technical intent inside Lovable feels genuinely useful. I'm curious to see how this performs at scale.

I schedule one "no-input" hour weekly where I just think and sketch ideas on paper. No screen. Some of my best product decisions came from that quiet space.

I've launched on Product Hunt before and the hardest part was cutting through noise. Your message feels grounded and honest. The combo of AI plus real developers is interesting, how do you keep expectations realistic for founders?

This matches my experience exactly. When learning feels heavy, I quit. When it feels light, I stay. The idea of building memory slowly feels more respectful of how my brain actually works.