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Surya Manivannanleft a comment
π Excited to launch Yem on Product Hunt! π Yem is here to change how you monitor websites. Itβs the first tool that goes beyond keywords to understand your specific reasons for monitoring, ensuring your updated only on what matters to you. We all know how frustrating it is to receive constant notifications and emails we don't need. Use Yem to track only what's important to you and filter out...

YemCustom monitoring and alerts for any website
Yem is the first assistant to monitor any website for your specific purpose, rather than just keywords. Yem understand WHY you want to monitor something and notifies you with only relevant updates.

YemCustom monitoring and alerts for any website
Surya Manivannanleft a comment
Hey Product Hunt community! π Thrilled to introduce Yem to all of you today. After observing the one-size-fits-all approach in the news industry, we felt there had to be a better, more personalized way. With Yem, we're not just giving you news, we're reshaping how you experience it. π― Choose not just what topics you follow, but also how you follow them. π€ Let our AI assistant craft your...

MyNewsBuddyThe first personal AI news assistant
Yem is your intelligent news assistant who talks to you about your personal or professional interests. He scans the internet every day to handpick the most relevant insights and crafts custom updates just for you.

MyNewsBuddyThe first personal AI news assistant
Surya Manivannanleft a comment
When I was getting into entrepreneurship, I based my startups around product ideas i found cool. As I tried to gain users, I spent most my time convincing them that the problem my product is βsupposedlyβ solving is real. The most valuable lesson i learned is coming up with cool product ideas is easy. Identifying the right problem will get you half way up the mountain.
What's the most important lesson you've learned from a startup failure?
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Surya Manivannanleft a comment
Yeah, there was a study which shows people who talk about what they will do get the same dopamine rush as actually doing it. so talking about it is satisfying enough rather than actually doing it.
Does anyone else find that telling people about your projects makes you not build them?
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