Nabeel Hyatt

The product that is on everybody's list of "10 AI products you actually use and love" gets even better.

Insanely valuable.

Congrats on the launch. The surface area of this product seems so wide, so many places it could go it’s exciting.

Used Startplaying.Games to find a DM for my kid and his friends to play together during Covid. A managed marketplace for DMs seems perfectly timed given the rise of D&D and the need to connect online right now.

Super interesting, can’t quite tell from the video but is there a live “host” like in an meatspace escape room, or is that automated. Structured social activities for groups feels key especially now.

I do this in an ad hoc manner with Lists right now and it's my favorite hidden hack on Foursquare. Love that it's turned into a feature.

Seems like a very compelling use case for the consumer, as someone else said it feels like Breather but of course a different set of services being offered. Best is that feeling of having a secret power others don't have. But I'm curious how it works on the hotelliers side, both logistically and economically. A lot of hotels, even larger one's, have outsourced hotel cleaning services that have...

Happy to see this launch and fix how games are funded and created. Congrats Justin, Freeman, Bob & the rest of the team.

Well done Zach! Already preordered.

Credit to @far33d for making me aware of this.

Love these guys and the product, next level stuff.

I just wanted to add, if you didn't already know, that Josh Hubball is the man. :)

Use this to manage deals at Spark as well. Have used every todo list and task manager around, Trello has just enough structure for me, not too much, not too little.

Wait how did I now know about this - this actually works?

Brilliant idea for a product, as the traction and success of sleep apps and sleep bands shows demand but they are all sub-optimal. And the design is something I would put in my bedroom. Will be very interested to see how the app comes together, which will be crucial. In testing these products in the past those that seem to focus on "quality" of sleep have the real problem of simply being, well,...