Nabeel mohi ud din

Nabeel mohi ud din

Founder @ Nabeel growth studio
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As the Founder of my own company since October 2026, I focus on leveraging my expertise in product promotion, business marketing, and advertising to drive impactful results. With a strong academic foundation in English Language and Literature from GC University Faisalabad, I bring a unique perspective to marketing strategies and communication. My extensive experience as a Marketing Manager since 2020 and a Product Marketing Specialist since 2024 has honed my ability to promote products effectively and develop strategies that align with business goals. I am passionate about empowering businesses to achieve sustainable growth through targeted marketing initiatives and innovative promotional efforts.

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Quill Flow: AI Voice Keyboardp/quill-flow-ai-voice-keyboard•

14h ago

Does anyone else hate editing voice messages as much as I do?

Hey Product Hunt!

I have a confession: I have a love-hate relationship with voice dictation.

I love how fast it is. I hate that I spend just as much time deleting the "ums," "likes," and "uhhs" as I would have spent just typing the message. The built-in dictation on our phones just doesn't understand how humans actually speak.

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5h ago

Quill Flow: AI Voice Keyboard - Your voice, polished. AI keyboard for clean text.

Quill Flow is an AI voice keyboard that turns messy speech into clean, punctuated text in any app. It removes filler words like "um" and "like," fixes grammar, and supports 120+ languages. Stop editing your voice notes just speak and send.
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21h ago

40% of our churned users never complained. Here is what we found looking at their data.

For the last six months, our customer support inbox has been mostly quiet. Whenever we sent out NPS surveys, the responses were positive. I genuinely thought our retention was solid.

Then I pulled our cohort retention report and realized we were bleeding. Over the last 90 days, we lost nearly 40% of our paying users.

The most frustrating part? When I went back through our support tickets and emails for those specific accounts, I found almost zero complaints. They just... left.

I decided to dig into the product analytics for the accounts that churned. The pattern was incredibly obvious in hindsight:

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