Maurice Banerjee Palmer

When I was a FinTech product manager I could never keep up. There were too many competitors, regulations and technologies to keep up with. So I've built Anatole. Thanks to months of honing, Anatole has become remarkably good at telling people what they need to know, as soon as they need to know it. You start by telling Anatole about yourself -- what you work on and what's important to you....

Super impressive, well done. What if I'm already fully instrumented with a different system? Is there a way I can multi-home?

Are you happy to explain how this works? I tried some postage stuff earlier this year and found it a bit of a nightmare. Very slick looking product, well done.

folks I forgot that this was scheduled for today... I decided to put the launch on ice, felt it needed a bit more polishing. I couldn't work out how to cancel a launch. so I just yeeted it into the distant future. that future was...today ...so enjoy the accidental launch! (p.s. producthunt team if you could make it more obvious how to cancel a launch that would be great)

hello again product hunt! most days I have a showerthought like 'what would it mean to be like steve jobs?' hands still dripping, I search for 'steve jobs' podcasts... ...but it's all motivational speeches and steve's life story. I don't think steve was listening to motivational speeches. certainly not his own life story. so I built vol. vol knows more than I do about steve jobs. it knows what...

How do you guarantee the 'tools that actually work end-to-end'?

looks (creepily) cool -- waiting for the linux release!

I tried using an RSS reader a few years ago. I thought it would put control over what I see in my hands, unlike social media. So I happily added feeds until...I had hundreds of unread items and more arriving every day. I had never felt so out of control. That's because the algorithm most RSS readers use is reverse chronological. The composition of my queue was determined by how often the...

Back when I had a Mac, Granola gradually became an irreplaceable part of the toolkit. Excited for everyone who gets to use it on iOS. (...and still holding out for Granola on Linux).

the only property search site that 'sparks joy' and not just the natural language search. Jitty has been building all the things that normally go into the twenty column spreadsheet for some time now, like the all-important £ / sqft

Looks beautiful - will give it a go if I have a course to run. I'm sure a few others in the Svelte community like @akash_joshi have some teaching materials they want to share. Are there any examples in the wild to try?

I had a sense that: - podcast search on the big platforms isn't very good, - I often don't even know what to search for, and then - when the results come back I need to devote 1h of my life to discover that the episode wasn't very good anyway. So I made vol at a weekend hackathon. It's still full of rough edges. (Feel free to register what you notice on GitHub...

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