Komal Narwani

Hello innovators on Product Hunt! Do any of the following situations resonate with you? 💡 You have a sudden idea around a topic that keeps you awake and need to note it down quickly...only to lose it as quickly as you wrote it down. 📆 You walk into a meeting and take long, lengthy notes that are nowhere to be found the next time you meet. 🥗 You grab a meal with a potential recruit, candidate or...

The Palm PILOT!

Might already be mentioned by Farnam Street: https://fs.blog/newsletter/

- Bubbles (a screen recorder, perfect when giving feedback) - What font is? (great for designers) - Screencapture (To grab inspiration for websites/webapps etc.)

Funnily enough, we thought the same thing when building Weavit - we built it for random, scattered thoughts and also for your random ideas. In addition, Weavit integrates with GCal making it a great tool to take random notes on your day. If this is what you're looking for -> Do give it a try! www.weavit.ai

Staying sane! :)

Really smart! Would be great if it was tool agnostic and could be integrated with linear too/

What an interesting product ?makers - Unfortunately, it reveals a lot about ethics in product design today - where the algorithms favour endless scrolling on platforms to push metrics rather than value for users.

Nice work ?makers, have you started working on a mobile version too? :)

💡 We looked at how to avoid burnout by focusing on tasks completely unrelated to what you do at work. Sort of a refresher for your brain. Have a look at this post: https://www.weavit.ai/post/3-ways-to-create-your-next-eureka-moment

Cool product!

Very cool product!

I've used indie hackers a lot - think this helps significantly

I love Ness Labs! You guys put in some real hours for amazing quality research. As we're building a tool for thought - it's a godsend. Thank you! 🙏

Very Creative @fatimarizwan

Really cool product, can't wait to try this!

This is a great idea! How do you manage to ensure the experience is assistive rather than imposing? ?makers

This is really smart! How do you filter out "sharp minds"?

Very cool!