Lisa Doherty

No judgment, genuinely curious. How many of us asked ChatGPT for app ideas at some point, then ended up building one of them, or half-building it? The line between "my idea" and "the model's idea" got blurry this year. Where did your current project actually come from?

I'll start with one I've often debated: "urgency". As in, fake countdown timers, or saying "you have 1 spot left" when there are infinite spots available.

The annoying part is that they work. Conversion rates go up by a few percentage points. So saying no isn't some clever long-game arbitrage where I secretly win in the end. It's just leaving money on the table because it makes me feel gross.

Hey everyone,

My co-founder and I are about three weeks out from launching 360now on Product Hunt, and I wanted to share the story behind it before we go live.

It started with my co-founder wanting something simple: honest feedback on his own leadership style. No frills, just real, useful, and affordable. What he found instead was a sea of clunky platforms and pricey coaching that promised insight but delivered complexity and endless onboarding. So we teamed up and built the tool we both felt was missing - 360 feedback that's fast, anonymous, and genuinely actionable, without the price tag or the runaround.

Before we launch, I'd love to hear from this community: if you've ever gone through a 360 review - what actually helped, and what made you want to throw the whole process out the window?