Karishma Yadav

I really relate to this. I was also stuck in small emotional loops before I started asking bigger questions. What helped me most was staying consistent, reading, building, failing, repeating. CEOs aren't born confident; they grow by staying curious longer than everyone else.

This is a solid update. I really like that backups run while the service stays live, that's huge for production. I usually rely on manual snapshots, so having flexible schedules built in would save me time and stress. Nice work by the team.

Honestly, this is the kind of micro-delight I appreciate. I don't think fun always equals distraction. For me, it boosts mood and keeps me focused longer. I usually ship side projects once they feel emotionally "complete," not technically perfect.

This really resonates with me. I don't miss issues because I don't care, I miss them because my brain is overloaded. Anything that clears basic distractions lets me spend energy where real judgment is needed.

This resonates with me a lot. I've lost months rebuilding MVPs that weren't scalable. I like the focus on ownership and real infrastructure. From your PH experience, what surprised you most about founder feedback so far?

The best reviews I've had felt like conversations, not comment dumps. When reviewers engage back and forth, it feels less transactional and more like pairing asynchronously.

For me, the right pace depends on energy and clarity. Some months I can ship fast, others I need to slow down and refine. I don't think the goal is 12 or 48. It's simply consistent output without sacrificing quality or sanity.

I've tried so many widgets before but it genuinely feels different. I like how fast it runs on my system and how easy everything feels. I'm always looking for tools that don't overwhelm me and this one fits perfectly into my daily setup.