Richard Lance Parayno

Hello, Product Hunt! 👋🏼 Remember when deploying your ideas to the Web used to be as simple as uploading your website to your server? Deployments just worked. Somewhere along the way, we traded that simplicity for complexity that requires certifications just to feel confident. I'm Richard, co-founder and chief designer of Navegante, and I'm excited to announce our attempt at making cloud...

Brainrot has great potential for accelerating how content marketing teams operate. The added bonus of this whole project being OSS makes this so much more promising!

AI, Generative AI, and Large Language Models as a buzzword will probably die down, but the tech will continue to be integrated in the products that we use. One thing that I hope makers do in future products is to nail the experience of using something enhanced by AI, without making all these buzzwords the main selling point. I’m honestly getting tired of seeing another (Noun/Adjective/Verb)GPT...

Great, refreshing concept. It’s about time we balanced how we go about our IRL and Internet lives 😁

Congratulations on the launch! I love to see more companies pushing the active mobility space. We definitely need more competition in the e-bike market. Kudos!

Hi PH! 👋 We're Richard, Xavi, Gia, and Pau, makers of NewsletterDB. Over the last 3 weeks, we challenged ourselves to ideate & build an exciting data product that was in line with our builder skillsets. We're proud to say that we're shipping our first prototype on Product Hunt: NewsletterDB (NLDB) is an all-in-one data platform for newsletter writers and sponsors. 📮 Why NewsletterDB? As makers,...

As I grow older, I'm starting to see the value of investing in my health, so kudos to working on one of the hard problems of the world! Some feedback: - In the sign up section, I found the date of birth field to be quite frustrating. Usually I change the year first, then the month, then the day. Currently, if I don't pick the day first, it will proceed with whatever day was pre-filled leading...

I find that when I'm really into the things that I'm doing or building, I'm more likely to "sacrifice" my life over work. Over time I've changed my perspective on this though -- as long as my personal and mental health are okay and I still feel happy with what I'm doing, I don't mind work taking a little bit more over my life. Regardless, I think it's very important to know when to take a break...

This is really sleek! I love how you included sample prompts to help guide the user. It would be nice though to make it more clear that you can actually send your own prompts instead of just clicking through the suggested ones. I was also wondering how long you built out this feature and if you had to do anything specific like finetuning the model on your existing library.