Niamh Byrne's profile on Product Hunt

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As the Marketing & Communications Manager – Content & Digital at RSB, I lead initiatives that connect strategy, storytelling, and digital innovation to elevate brand impact and engagement. With over five years of experience across marketing strategy, digital communications, and content leadership, I’m passionate about turning ideas into narratives that inspire and strategies that deliver results. I oversee the development of integrated campaigns, digital platforms, and content ecosystems that drive awareness, influence, and growth.

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1d ago

What's your favorite pack?

I'd never considered packs until a friend complained about the "default" words they just weren't doing it for him. "Now, if you had a fantasy pack ". And thus fantasy, sci-fi, supers. I find the fantasy pack the most challenging, but on a good day that really works. :)

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7d ago

Do you keep a list of tools you want to try, or do you just hoard links?

A while ago, I started a quick note titled "apps to check out." It has now grown into a massive list of around sixty items, and I have realistically tested maybe four of them.

It starts with good intentions you see an interesting launch, save the link so you do not lose focus during the day, and promise yourself you will test it over the weekend. Then the list just sits there accumulating dust while new tools keep getting added to the pile. At a certain point, it stops being a helpful reference and starts feeling like digital clutter you quietly ignore.

Is saving links like this an actual discovery process for you, or is it just another form of hoarding? If you actually clear out your list, how do you decide what is worth keeping?

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19d ago

Podcast playlists you can share with strangers. What would you curate?

Parasocial launched here yesterday as a podcast player. Thank you for the comments and the upvotes. The next major release adds the second social layer, and I would rather shape it with you than announce it as finished.

What is coming:

Public playlists. Any playlist you build in the app can be published as a page anyone can open, follow, and play from, with or without the app.
Curator profiles. A handle, a display name, a short bio, and the playlists you have specifically published as "public". Follow a curator and their new playlists show up in a Curate tab: Following, Curated by You, Discover.
No likes, no comments, no algorithmic feed. Curation is the whole feature: a person with taste pointing at episodes.

Two things I want to hear from you: