Konrad S.

Konrad S.

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Computer scientist and software engineer

About

Founder and CEO of Skyica, a software company committed to innovation and excellence. I have studied physics, mathematics, and computer science (PhD). After developing complex Android apps for many years, I have founded Skyica LLC in Nov 2022, a software company that will focus not only on mobile apps, but also on search engines, social media, and artificial intelligence. Currently I'm working on App Finder, an advanced search engine for Android apps and games, soon for iOS also. The objective is to make mobile apps and games optimally discoverable, for the benefit of both users and developers I'm highly interested in science and philosophy and I want to make this world a better place for everyone.

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Maker History

  • App Finder
    App FinderThe most advanced search engine for Android apps & games
    Oct 2023
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    Joined Product HuntOctober 6th, 2023

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13d ago

How do you collect good reviews for a new product so you can use them as social proof later?

One of the most effective and affordable marketing strategies is WOM (word of mouth) getting other people to share your product and potentially spark curiosity or create a domino effect.

Over the past few days, several people:

have shared screenshots of my tool on social media,
sent me DMs saying they like it, or
left reviews on the Chrome Web Store.
I plan to use them in:
the landing page
 marketing materials (Chrome Web Store)
 possibly advertisement and "show off on socials"

2mo ago

Do you think we will ever shut down AI?

People often say that "the genie is already out of the bottle" and can't be put back in.

But the news that Anthropic made its latest model unavailable across Europe shows how control over technology, or the lack of ownership of it, can completely reshape the playing field.

2mo ago

Is it safer to work in AI companies than in traditional corporations? [A paradox of this era.]

I ve been thinking about this over the past few weeks, especially as larger tech corporations that weren t originally built around AI (Oracle, Meta, ClickUp, etc.) have started mass layoffs in favour of more efficient AI-driven solutions.

From that, it seems like AI companies must be doing extremely well and are actively trying to protect their positions. This also suggests that to strengthen their position (besides AI itself), they still need human capital to help them grow.

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