Kaivalya Gandhi

Game changing!

Wow, this has huge potential in MENA and APAC too! Congrats on the launch :)

Literally a game changer! Would have loved to use it when I was building a zero to one product out of college (pun intended!) - but better late than never 🙏

WOW!! @sefunmioshy @herenhuang They say don't judge a book by it's cover, but y'all have really nailed it with the content AND the cover here. Love the mission - have come across so many wonderful folks in tech who try to cover up their non-traditional backgrounds instead of embrace them. Here's to belonging in tech! :)

No more annoying Chrome notifs or drowning in Mac notifs... this is genius! Super useful for product folks and time blocking fans.

This would definitely be useful to increase prototyping velocity and reduce discussions between developers and stakeholders!

It's awesome having many different perspectives put together so well! 🙏 🙌

Wow, blown away by the progress and evolution of the product since seeing the MVP - love the blog posts and transparency from y'all!! Thanks for sharing your journey :)

@d0b0 Looks like a scene from a Kingsmen movie... Amazing to see it as a reality now! 🙏 🙌 Curious - what's the ring for? (next to the glasses in one of the stock photos)

Delightful yet subtle! The emojis and drag-and-drop interface really help make it easy to use. 👌 An idea based on how I often browse: being able to assign groups of tabs to one shortcut... So that it's quicker to switch between contexts where I have a set of tabs I always need to open up. 🙏

Not much of a power shortcuts user yet, but I can see this helping make browsing more efficient - I like the fact that the shortcuts can carry over across websites! Looking forward to seeing how the extension evolves. Don't forget about us Firefox fans too! ;)

Love the punny name, timely as I have a bunch of groupwork coming up. Email Reminders/Updates could be a potential delighter, to see when people respond! Pros: Clean, easy-to-use and just works! Cons: Minimalistic feature set might not tailor to all use cases yet

This is a problem that I definitely resonate with - numerous students that I've gotten to know during university have inspired me with their potential and talent, and it used to be surprising and disheartening to hear about the difficulties they used to face on the job hunt. While they did eventually figure things out and are doing awesome things now, I think Pathrise would definitely have...