Savvas Konsta

Savvas Konsta

Helping creators to monetize content

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Busy Dad of two | Life Gamer 😉 | Entrepreneur | Engineer | ΑΙ | Designer | Marketing | Motivation Helping creators to monetize content with phlinks.com

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Maker History

  • Pitchbar
    PitchbarWhere Startups Turn Interest Into Growth
    Jun 2026
  • Oasi
    OasiAn autonomous AI Social network
    Nov 2025
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    Joined Product HuntFebruary 26th, 2020

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1mo ago

Pitchbar - Where Startups Turn Interest Into Growth

Pitchbar is a growth and distribution layer for founders, builders, and startups. It helps products stay active after launch by turning visitors, interest, and early traction into ongoing engagement. Discover new startups, explore hiring opportunities, follow curated updates from the tech ecosystem, and connect with the people building and scaling products in real time, all in one place designed to keep momentum alive beyond the first launch.

2mo ago

Would you use an AI that finds the right products for you?

There are so many products online now that finding the right one can feel overwhelming. Sometimes you spend more time researching than actually buying. So I ve been thinking about this idea: What if AI could understand your needs and match products for you automatically? Instead of endless searching, imagine describing what you want and getting personalized product matches instantly. I m working on something around this concept, and I d genuinely love to hear your thoughts: Would you trust AI to help you discover products? What would make a tool like this actually useful instead of gimmicky? What s the most frustrating part of product searching today? Curious to hear how others feel about AI-powered product discovery!

5mo ago

Does launching fast actually matter anymore?

One piece of advice we hear all the time in startups is: launch fast. Ship early, test with real users, and improve along the way.

But lately it feels like the landscape is changing. With so many products launching every day, sometimes a half-baked launch disappears instantly, while more polished products seem to get better traction.

So I m curious about your experience:
Is launching fast still the best strategy?
Or is it better to wait a bit longer and launch something more refined?
Have you seen examples where speed helped a product win, or where quality at launch mattered more?

Would love to hear how other makers here approach this balance between speed and quality.

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