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Kyle Morrisleft a comment
Hey Alex, I just launched ClimaPal this week, my first Product Hunt launch as a solo founder! I saw your post offering to help other makers. Would you be open to giving me some visibility tips or feedback for improving engagement post-launch? Thanks! -Kyle
Starting to hunt products on Product Hunt 🚀
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Reflections on ClimaPal’s First Product Hunt Launch 🌦️
Well… that’s a wrap on launch day for ClimaPal, my first-ever Product Hunt launch. 🙂 I got 3 hours of sleep and I’m a little tired, but I’m excited to read and respond to your comments — so please leave some if you stop by! I built ClimaPal solo over the past year — an AI-powered travel and outfit assistant that helps people pack smarter and dress right for any weather around the world. 🌍...
Kyle Morrisleft a comment
Congrats, Alex & Team! Looks fantastic, I love how clean the UI is. I’m launching today too, so I know how much work this takes. Wishing you an epic day!
DevReadyKitUI Framework tailored for SaaS & Devtools MVP’s
Kyle Morrisstarted a discussion
Just Launched My First Product — ClimaPal
Hey everyone, It's 3:38 AM here, and I just launched my first-ever product, built completely solo! It’s called ClimaPal — an AI-powered travel & outfit assistant that helps you pack smarter and dress right for any weather. 🌦️ This has been a huge learning journey for me, and I’d love to hear any feedback from the community. You can check it out here 👉...
Ever check the weather and still not know what to wear or pack? That’s why I built ClimaPal, your AI-powered travel and outfit assistant that blends real-time weather, AI insights, and your style to help you plan smarter, wherever you go.
ClimaPalAI-powered travel & outfit assistant that adapts to weather
Kyle Morrisstarted a discussion
Ever check the weather and still not know what to wear or pack?
Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m Kyle, and I built ClimaPal because I was tired of overthinking what to wear or pack every time I checked the weather. Even after checking the forecast, I’d still end up overpacking, forgetting something important, or just feeling unprepared. I figured there had to be a better way, something that could actually help people plan smarter, not just show another temperature...
Kyle Morrisleft a comment
Hey everyone! I’m Kyle, the founder of ClimaPal. Ever check the weather and still have no idea what to wear or pack? That’s exactly why I built ClimaPal, your AI-powered travel and outfit assistant that helps you prepare for any forecast, anywhere. Here’s my short founder video where I share why I built ClimaPal: Watch on YouTube I was tired of juggling weather apps, packing lists, and outfit...
ClimaPalAI-powered travel & outfit assistant that adapts to weather
Kyle Morrisleft a comment
My first real product was something I built to solve my own problem. I was constantly overpacking for trips and still forgetting essentials. I wanted a smarter way to plan what to wear and bring, based on the weather and where I was going. What started as a simple checklist evolved into a complete project that blended weather data, travel planning, and personal style. Looking back, I wish I had...
What was your 1st product?
Kyle Morrisleft a comment
For me, it was about stepping out on my own. I had ideas I could finally envision and bring to life with the rise of AI. More than just building a business, I wanted to create something that uses AI in ways that genuinely benefit humanity—helping people in meaningful, practical ways. That mission keeps me motivated and excited to keep building, even through the tough parts.
What inspired you to start a business?
Kyle Morrisleft a comment
I really feel this. It’s so easy to get caught up comparing timelines, but what you’re doing has depth and staying power. A quick launch might grab attention, but building something robust, scalable, and genuinely solving problems is what lasts. The fact that you’re thinking about UX, enterprise needs, and long-term stability shows you’re building for real users — not just a demo. Speed gets...
Competitor launched in just 2 weeks with AI… while I've been building for 8 months
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Kyle Morrisleft a comment
It really depends on your stage and budget. If you do have the resources, then compensating testers can be worthwhile because it lets you observe in real time how people actually interact with your product. At a previous company, we would bring in users from the business, record their screen clicks, and even capture facial reactions while they worked through tasks. That kind of insight was...
How do you feel about offering money to test a product?
Kyle Morrisleft a comment
I’m definitely in the prep ahead camp (Scheduled (ahead of time). I like to make sure things are polished before posting — it helps me feel confident that what I’m putting out there adds value. I’ll sometimes tweak things in the moment if needed, but having content ready ahead of time keeps me consistent.
Do you prep content in advance or post in the moment?
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Kyle Morrisleft a comment
I’d lean toward no — at least not as a replacement for real human feedback. AI can surface patterns or point out issues, but meaningful product feedback often comes from personal context, emotions, and lived experience. That human layer is what makes it actionable. I see AI more as a complement to feedback, not a substitute.
Do you think AI can generate meaningful product feedbacks, or is human input still essential?
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Kyle Morrisleft a comment
I go back and forth on this. On one hand, AI definitely flattens out a lot of voices — you can spot the same phrasing of some things at times. But at the same time, if you use AI as a starting point and then layer in your own experience and personality, it almost forces you to be more intentional about standing out. So maybe the real risk isn’t AI itself, but relying too heavily on it without...
Is AI making it harder or easier to stand out?
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Kyle Morrisleft a comment
Really interesting question! Places like Berlin and Stockholm already have strong momentum because of their mix of talent, culture, and relatively affordable cost of living compared to Silicon Valley. Portugal has also been attracting a large number of digital nomads and early-stage startups, partly due to its visa flexibility and lifestyle appeal. My guess is we’ll see multiple hubs emerge...
Which European country will become a startup "mecca"?
Kyle Morrisleft a comment
My embarrassing AI question was: Can AI really help me with something as simple as deciding what to pack or wear? Most of the AI talk I saw was about coding, research, or enterprise use cases — so it felt almost silly to wonder about everyday things. But I was constantly overpacking for trips and stressing about unpredictable weather, so I decided to test it. That experiment turned into...
What questions do you have about A.I. that you're too embarrassed to ask?
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Kyle Morrisleft a comment
For me, it’s been AI tools that simplify everyday decision-making. One small but surprisingly big win has been using AI to plan around weather + outfits/packing. I didn’t realize how much time (and stress) I was wasting each week just figuring out what to wear or what to bring for trips until I started experimenting with it. It’s not flashy, but shaving off those little decisions has saved me...
What’s One Tool That Saved You Hours This Year?
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Kyle Morrisleft a comment
I’m definitely more of a planner 🙋♂️ — especially when it comes to travel. I like having things sorted so I can actually relax once I’m on the trip. Funny enough, that’s what pushed me to build a tool for myself around weather + packing. I always found that planning reduced the stress of forgetting something or overpacking. Curious how others here balance the fun of spontaneity with the peace of...
Are you a planner or do you go with the flow?
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Kyle Morrisleft a comment
Congrats on launch 🚀! I use Cursor AI for coding, which taps into multiple models. One of the biggest challenges I’ve run into — both there and in tools like ChatGPT — is losing context when switching models. It often feels like I’m starting fresh every time. Does AgentSea handle this any differently? Do you envision a future where context can be shared across models without compromising...
AgentSeaA unified, private and safe chat to access latest AI models
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What I Learned From Launching My First Wellness App
I recently launched my first wellness app, Momentia, a mindful journaling app designed to help people check in with their moods quickly. It’s been a rewarding (and humbling) experience, and I wanted to share a few lessons that might help other makers in this space: Simplicity wins. People don’t want a complicated system when it comes to journaling or mental wellness. Small, consistent actions...