Matthias Strodtkoetter

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What up, Hunters! 😉 Matu from Angle Audio here 👋 First off: Thanks @kevindavidwilliam for hunting us. 🙏 Half a year and one pivot later, we are back on Product Hunt with whole new Angle Audio. We started out as a social audio platform for everybody and now we have built SaaaS (Social audio as a service), the easiest way to integrate the most delightful live audio experiences into apps and...

Hi! Matu from Angle Audio here 👋. First off: Thanks @chrismessina for hunting us! Last week, we officially launched our social audio platform for group conversations on iOS, Android and web. Angle is a bit like Clubhouse, but different 😉: We are cross-platform, focusing on more intimate and intentional conversations and we added some distinctive features to reinforce inclusiveness,...

No, I don't. The reason is simple. Don't "find business connection". It's not fun and it doesn't work. Plus, your connections will be with low commitment. Instead, as you go through life, build meaningful relationships with the people you meet, especially the ones you find to be great people. When you interact with people, try to be valuable to them, try to make them have a good time, try to...

Thinking of the high performers I have met over the years, two traits come to mind: 1) Great results out of principle I feel like the people who perform great overall have an intrinsic desire to achieve great results for the sake of achieving great results, because they identify as the kind of person that does that. You see it when they do things that might not have a huge impact or that...

B2C is definitely harder. However, B2C also has a higher probability that you make something with a real impact on the world. In the end I would probably just build what you are most passionate about (which also makes sense). Doesn't matter if B2C or B2B.

There's a line in the book "INSPIRED" that resonated with me. I think it was: "listen to all the feedback, but don't write it down." To me the important part is not trying to figure out which advice is good and which is bad. I just try to learn as much as possible. I always focus on learning as much as possible so that when the time for decisions comes, I am as smart as possible. I feel like...

What helps me is consciously designating time for that. When I look at a week, I know that it is smart to get some high quality relaxation. So I might say: Tuesday evening starting from 8PM is ONLY for relaxation. When Tuesday evening comes I know that I made that conscious decision to relax and that I felt it would be a good thing to do when I made that decision, so I won't feel guilty.

I don't think big tech is very innovative.

In my experience I haven't really found silver bullets. There are many things you can do, most won't give you much. You might find a lot of people in your personal network who are excited for you to start a company and therefore are excited to try out and promote what you are doing. But you will have to work on getting new users all the time. I made a post that I'm starting a company and...