Sarah Jordi

I've been using Morgen for 1.5 years and it's not only my most used application, but literally helps me manage my whole personal and professional life. And I'm not even using all the features yet 😅 Excited to experiment with automations.

Big fan of everything team Morgen builds! I have been using the calendar for 8+ months now and it's been a game changer in terms of planning my days and weeks. TimeTo sounds brilliant and I can't wait to try it out with some of the remote teams I'm working with!

Focus time, gym/run/surf, walking to and from meetings, coffee or drinks with friends, naps, new episodes of apple tv shows that come out on Thursdays or Fridays 😅 all neatly planned in my Morgen calendar.

I'm self-employed and use different calendars, productivity apps and to-do lists and I think I'm actually quite good at almost seamlessly flipping through all my apps, different chrome clients and calendars. So I'm usually a bit hesitant when it comes to trying something new. But after testing Morgen for a few weeks, when I now look at my laptop screen, all I see is one active time management...

that it is NEVER as bad as it feels in the moment.

That it is all about how to get more followers, more sales, more leads, whatever and how to manipulate people best to do that. It takes focus away from "How can we build something people love" (and then you don't have to manipulate people into buying it with algorithms, targeting, PR slogans, false promises etc.

Looks amazing! I'm just not sure it beats Miro (I'm an avid user of Canva and Miro).

Honestly, just forcing my friends and family onto the product.

1. Uber/Lime app that allows me to quickly and easily book a nearby e-bike (I walk everywhere and whenever I realize I'm late, I can just jump on a bike. That freedom to not have to plan walking time and debating if I should walk or not, is completely priceless). 2. PocketCast to listen to podcasts and decompress whenever I feel stressed 3. My Garmin watch, which motivates me to move more, go...

Congrats, team Journey! The product looks and feels amazing! 🤩

I think you have to differentiate in your goals/ambition between success ON Product Hunt and success OFF Product Hunt (through the launch). The community can get super excited about such a niche saas product and help you to get in the top 10 or even top 5, but since it's niche, that popularity maaaybe won't translate over into actual software sales/subscriptions. But even so, I'd still deem...

I'm self-employed now, which probably means I'm fully remote. But since I'm working with many friends, I also sometimes join them in their offices. So I kind of get the best of both worlds at the moment. :) I enjoy the flexibility this gives me. And while I appreciate the in-person moments an office can offer, I believe that we overestimate the actual value and use of these moments (when...

That sounds dope! Would you say it can also be useful for a marketing / PR freelancer (hi, that's me 🙋🏼‍♀️), who's working with several clients, hence producing different kinds of content for different topics and industries? (I'm not asking regarding the team collaboration feature, more wondering if the AI understands I have different clients and not one company I'm producing text copy for).

Cool :) Especially if it really takes me less than 7 seconds to find the one I want! :)

Brilliant idea! :D

I think once you figure out motivation, discipline follows. That statement is inspired by Physiqonomics' text about motivation: ----------- Motivation is like a unicorn – fickle and terribly timid. The more you chase it or try to hunt it down, the further it runs from you. And the only way to court it is to show up and not pay it any attention. Yes, I'm asking you to play hard to get with...

Congratulations, Lee! Really cool idea, from a content creator's perspective! I already have a few situations in mind where Jupitrr will come in handy! 🤩

Nice, I'm using Canva daily for social media creatives, will definitely use it! 🤩

I agree with the "time is money" statement some made here. I'm looking to save time, but that's because time is money. :D And once the pricing of a product is too high in relation to the time/effort it saves me – it's a no.

Hi everyone! 👋 I have a little research question for you all… From the perspective of an organization wanting to have audio rooms in their app or website: which features do you find most important?