Steven Rushing

@sunilvallath the product looks cool, and I'll definitely read more about it. But I don't what it is about the video - it really grinds on me. I think it's the music. Doesn't matter now, too late. Just saying for the future videos that house music for THAT long is a bit much. (This from a guy who enjoys EDM and studies with house music in his ear buds).

Hilarious, and stunning, I was handed this book a little while back with the simple recommendation: read it. Instantly engrossing, it began a Scott Adams read-a-thon with his other books. To the point where I can't believe I never read the Dilbert comics or any of his written work before. Simply put, do yourself a favor and read this. You'll thank me later.

Coin user here. Honestly, it's not as good as advertised. When I first got my hands on it, I decided to keep a credit card in my wallet just in case. That turned out to be an incredibly wise choice. All in I'd say it works ~70% of the time. The registers and swipes it hasn't worked, have been for a variety of stores and machines. I've noted many of them down, and even emailed the list to Coin...

So hey @rogerdickey I submitted the $20 forever ago and haven't heard anything. I've emailed you guys and Tweeted to no avail. What's the deal??

With the insanely wide selection of great book though, wouldn't this benefit from knowing even a LITTLE bit about the user? Yes, I see that I can individually choose to only get a mystery or a biography, but if it integrated into my Goodreads, or asked me to rate a few example books, would the recommender give me better curated titles? Otherwise I'm more concerned that I'm just going to get...

Question, potentially a stupid one. But I can figure out from your website (or video) if both the sender and the receiver need to download the app. Is that a requirement?

Nice :)

Looking at eye dropping images from all over the world with every new tab, I couldn't help but hunt this product. It also gives quick access to notes, news, and my to-do list and has become easily my favorite new tab Chrome extension. Highly recommended.

@nadav_na sure hope so! Downloaded and waiting to see the results from the Dropbox/Gmail/Evernote search :)

@nadav_na: Here's a question: how did you come up with the name, Docady?! I've been raking my cranium to figure out the origin!

Just tried it out for a test spin and worked like a charm. Do you envision any automatic scheduling features in the future? As in a combination of Sunrise with X.ai? (https://www.producthunt.com/posts/x-ai) Having the ability to just send a Sunrise email link that auto knows my favorite coffee shop and meeting times would be great.

Love the tagline. Had to download it just because of that ;)

I like it. Right out of Checklist Manifesto. Bravo!

Can't begin to say how necessary something like this is. Amazing!

Love the Hero v. Zero motto lol. Really appreciate the feedback. Hopefully legal tech isn't too boring for @producthunt

My own product is launching today on PH right along side yours, but damn if I couldn't help but click over to your site. Looks freaking awesome, man. Thinking back on on the hard work we spent into our own 404 page, I can't believe someone didn't do this ages ago. Great job! We'll def use these on Patent Monk!

We are super excited to show our product to the Product Hunt community! :) Google coded Google Patents back in 2006. So long ago we weren't even allowed to (legally) drink. But then they left it alone, for 9 LONG Internet years. Since then, Twitter launched. The first iPhone came out. Even Beileber became a noun. That's why out of frustration we've modernized the design. Making it Web 2.0—and...