Kiki Schirr

It's a feature-packed behemoth of a writing software--similar to Adobe Creative Suite in that it can be overwhelming, it's also capable of EVERYTHING

Oh, this is cool! I’m excited about having this suite of features in one tool. Good luck, this looks very practical…

This sounds like a great product but the name really… makes me uncomfortable

This is such an awesome way to channel the data accidentally aggregated by another service into further utility! Really remarkable creativity and foresight here. Congrats! I’m expecting great things out of you and your team :)

The extent to which I need this product is a bit embarrassing. But hey! Now it exists!

If you’re looking for use cases, in gardening, every type of plant has an “hours of direct sunlight” requirement (easy to plug into a database and it never needs updated) and a seasonal growing zone (determined by location) so not only could you tell someone that the North side of the house gets 7 hours of sunlight, you could even tack on a suggestion that because the N side is a full sun zone...

Reeview looks so promising to me because although we all know that consumers have little to no faith in the word of a faceless corporation, who has the time to periodically comb YouTube for positive reviews for every product they sell? This is a salve on a pain point most Shopify users had resigned themselves to: “my bones always ache when it rains and I’ll never have time to paste YouTube...

I’m always surprised that there aren’t more mobile apps around habit change, since the ubiquity of our cell phones seems like a powerful tool. One thing I think Habio is doing right—and that reminds me of my favorite habit changing app, Duolingo—is making the interface engaging and friendly. I think this has a lot of potential! Good job, guys, can’t wait to see what you do with it!

Sydney has long been one of my favorite makers--both for his originality and for the dedication he shows to his community of writers and creatives. I've enjoyed his past products, such as Commaful as both a reader and writer, and I expect the same quality of this service. However, what I see as most interesting in this product is an income source for poets. When one says "starving artist" these...

It’s always awesome to see young adults creating products—but in this instance, no one knows better what students need from remote learning tools than the students themselves! Many solutions I’ve seen from traditional education software companies are clunky, difficult to use, and have little/no instruction or documentation and support is provided only for instructors. Students often have to...

Oh my gosh, my Dad needs this SO MUCH. I’m forcing him to sign up as I type this, if it comes out on Mac first I’ll loan him mine so he can teach classes using it. Heck, maybe I’ll force a few more professors to sign up, also.

I’ve been lucky enough to be beta testing Verb and I have to say that whenever they begin charging for this service, I’ll pony up! But while it’s free the accountability and ease of use to work with AI combined with the oversight of a human being slash trainer is such a no-brainer and crazy good deal that I’m feeling downright grateful. Thank you, Verb team for building such a flexible and...

A little late to this party, but I'm planning on hosting one in Blacksburg, VA, home of Virginia Tech and out in the mountains of Appalachia. If you're from North Carolina, West Virginia, Ohio, Tennessee, etc. and wouldn't mind the drive, if you let me know in advance I could try to help you find a couch to crash on that night.

Wow! This is perfect timing-- I've been approached by a group of stats professors who aren't terribly tech-savvy but can really drill down on math and their calculations are leading them to believe they're being cheated by the social media outlets they're buying their ads from. So now... I can refer them to this tool without having to roll up my sleeves and do the work for them. Thank you, @siggi

Silly correction to mention, but JFK was not the youngest president, he's the youngest "elected" president. Theodore Roosevelt was 42 when he first became president, but that was through assumption of the title due to assassination. I really, really love this thing, though. I think I've read each milestone. If I were requesting features I'd ask for a choice on what sort of milestones to display...

I believe strongly in taking charge of our own health--especially in the United States, where medical care can be overly efficient, often to the point of being impersonal and factory-like. Medical testing in your own home seems like next-wave care. LetsGetChecked seems like an ideal tool for tracking your own health and proactively caring for your body.

While it might not seem at first that plagiarizing art is of great concern about a product that provides data, DashDash's ignoring of my comment (which was anonymously reported to Product Hunt), speaks volumes. I would watch this company for ethics violations, as they have already committed at least one.

I saw the art on your site and thought of @timokuilder instantly--but he's saying he wasn't the artist. This isn't a good look, guys.