Nate Hanson

Hi PH community! Have you ever noticed just how hard it is to launch a podcast? You basically have to be famous or get lucky. When you launch a product, you have many places to launch. Product Hunt, Beta List, etc. The point is, you can get discovered by people wanting to find new products. But what about podcasts? You start a new show and publish to Apple, Spotify, and hundreds of other apps...

Gah it's so beautiful!

Stacy by Sumry is a collection of all the top answers to the most common job hunting questions. We get into interviewing, resumes, accepting an offer, and more. This all comes from 2.5 years of experience building Sumry (http://sumry.me) — the original professional storytelling tool.

Our vision is to make Nomad List for company cultures. You can see how each company works and find one that works best for you.

Co-founder here. We've been inspired by companies that value their people and wanted to highlight them and share how-to articles. This is an exclusive community of companies that approach work in a completely different way. If you have suggestions of companies that do this, or want to connect: nate@workdifferent.com

Any way to get an invite? I'm a long-time Hackpad user and have been on the Dropbox Notes beta list since day one. Weird that I haven't gotten invited yet.

Does it download the emails to your computer and store locally? (I'm on the invite list. Anyone have a link to the download?)

Cool idea. Unfortunately, I think the 2.5% fee kind of wipes out any points I'd be receiving from my credit card.

My personal Sumry stats since being featured on Product Hunt... http://nate.fm/l/htsl3

Also, we're looking for funding so we can hire a team. Our dream is to fix both sides of the hiring process: The application (individual) and the hiring tool (companies.) The future is bright. Let me know if you know of anyone who may be interested in finding Sumry: nate@sumry.me

Use the code "ThankYouProdHunt" to get 50% off first month of Sumry Pro. :)

I've been subscribed for a while. It fixes the main trouble area for Kickstarter: finding out too late about awesome products. Jumpkick keeps you from missing out on things you'll want to fund. I know I hate it when the minimum funding level is all taken by the time I see the product!

Here's my Payy page: http://payy.me/@nate so you can see the beautiful design.

Interesting tool. Connect with Stripe (Payy takes an addition 1% fee on top of Stripe fee.) You get a personal payy page where people can type in a number and pay you. It'd be cool if, in the future, they added the ability to set a minimum price, or different pay pages for your products (i.e. http://payy.me/nate/mynewcd). Good work Dylan and Mubashar!