Sadullah M. Bağ

Grab a receipt and get expense insights? That’s one of those tiny, practical tweaks that can tidy up chaotic expense tracking. It’d be clutch if it grouped items into categories automatically—quick reflection without the manual tag-fest.

A reminder platform for everyday rituals—that’s quietly powerful. Wonder if it learns which nudges stick over time—so reminders evolve into habits, not just notifications.

Turning casual cat videos into context-aware clips feels like a delightfully silly but smart idea. If it could anticipate themes (like “coffee time” or “couch chill”), that could make every scroll feel more tailored.

It’s cool to see a fresh spin on social voting—still democratic, but with a bit more air to breathe. I’d be curious how it handles echo chambers—could there be features to surface less popular yet high-quality posts?

The platform still feels lean and purposeful—nice to see classic Ghost simplicity get an update. Would be neat if editing itself became more collaborative, like inline comments or shared draft workflows.

Bringing that Harvest-style simplicity back into time tracking—much needed. A post-week summary dashboard could make reflecting on time spent even smoother.

Virtual co-working spaces that actually feel interactive—that’s a win. I’d love a future where it nudges engagement when rooms start feeling too quiet.

Secure GenAI deployment for enterprises—nice to see privacy at the center. Curious how customizable the workflows can get before things feel too locked down.

AI meeting summaries that work across in-person, calls, and uploads—so refreshing. Wonder if it can flag recurring themes or action items over time, not just per meeting.

Simple secure file sharing from Finder with expiry control—feels clean and useful. A tiny preview of the shared file’s metadata could help decide what to grab without extra clicks.

Turning Python scripts into one-click automations without installs? That’s smart. Would be cool if you could share not just the script, but also usage patterns—so teammates learn what’s most useful.

Instantly creating lookalike segments from your best customers? That feels sharp and actionable. Carving out custom industries like “medispa device makers” is next‑level targeting. Wonder how it handles emerging markets that don’t follow historical profiles.

Loves that you’re unpacking resumes into real skills and suggesting team chemistry, not just keywords. That kind of depth can save recruiters hours. I’d be curious how it handles really niche roles or overlooked soft skills.

Tried a few searches and it does feel cleaner than bouncing between tabs. Would love to see how it performs on niche topics, not just broad ones.

Sales automation that actually feels smart is rare. If this can really map to how teams work instead of forcing them into rigid flows, that’s a big win.

Feels like this could take away a lot of the pain of stitching different tools together. Curious how it handles scale—does it stay simple once you’re running more complex setups?

Super quick way to spin up an affiliate site. That speed makes it handy for testing niches. A preview step before publishing could be useful to fine-tune tone or details.

Cool to see technical SEO wired straight into Claude. Takes a lot of the grunt work out. Wonder if it could also give a “start here” list of priorities instead of just raw checks.

Love the instant form-building—it feels smooth instead of clunky. Would be interesting if it also surfaced trends in the responses, so you get insights without extra steps.

Nice mix of research and news in one place. Makes keeping up with a field way less scattered. Would be great if it could hint at why a piece matters—context is what turns skimming into actual learning.