Mats Einarsen 🗯

Looks great, good luck with your launch!

Hi Product Hunters! I’m Mats, the creator behind Qaiz, and I'm excited to introduce my latest project to you all. From the start, my vision for Qaiz was to craft a web app that uses AI and realtime messaging to feel like a living and shared experience. I also love quizzes and have been a quiz master for many years and figured that would be a fun experience to recreate. While it’s now a solo...

Congrats on the launch! No commission is a killer!

Cool stuff, makes a lot of sense to innovate on resumes

Nice! That makes a lot of sense.

This is a straight forward garage product I've been tinkering on for a while to give my own cooking an edge. I use it to find ingredient pairings that will give what I cook a boost, and I use it to check if something is a bad idea before I add something I'm not sure about. I also use it to find recipes through a different channel than Google: I want recipes from people who are good at cooking,...

This is a basic recommender system attached to a chatbot interface. It will learn as you use it, but it doesn't have a ton of history to work off at first so it will seem a bit generic. As a recsys and chatbot geek I wanted to try out if you could build a more directly engaging recommender system using a chat interface. I'm not sure, tbh ;) Also, I made it for myself to expand my options a bit...

I played around a bit with doing sentiment analysis on my own tweets, and realized a lot of what I tweet is more negative than I intend it to be. I figured others might find it interesting to see their own tone, as people tend to respond in the same way. This gives you a report on the sentiment of your tweets, of what sort of responses you get and what sort of tweets you like. And it also gives...

Great concept, but I get the same Code of Conduct no matter what checkboxes I choose?

These cards came about because I was wondering if we could use the way we think about conversion optimization to make people take positive action instead. It turns out there is a lot of research on prosocial behavior that is not very accessible, and that prosocial behavior is triggered by other things than buying behavior. Hence, these cards were born. The cards contain tactical advice for...