Wasil Abdal's profile on Product Hunt

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Hey PH 👋 , I'm Abdal, the marketing half of a two-person crew. My friend builds; I market. We're not chasing hype. Every tool we ship solves a real problem we've personally faced –automating workflows, cutting cloud costs. Simple, affordable, enterprise-level utilities that work. Consistency > virality. We're here to learn, iterate, and grow an audience that trusts us to deliver quality over fluff. What you'll see: 🔍 Honest comments – I actually test products 📦 Behind our launches – wins, fails, lessons 🤝 No "great product" spam. If I comment, I mean it. My mission: Build a community of makers and early adopters who value practical tools over polished pitch decks. Let's connect.

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6h ago

What's one task you still do manually every week that you know you should probably automate?

We all have that one repetitive thing. Takes 15 30 minutes. Feels like it could be automated. But you just keep doing it by hand.
Every Friday, I manually copy data from three different dashboards into a Google Sheet, reformat the dates, and email it to my team. Takes 25 minutes. I've told myself "I'll automate this" for six months. Still doing it by hand.

What's yours?

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6d ago

How do you decide what is actually worth your time as a founder?

One thing I keep noticing is that almost everything can feel important when you are building.

Posting content, talking to users, improving the product, replying to comments, checking analytics, fixing small bugs, testing new channels, networking, reading advice, watching competitors.

All of it can be useful.

But not all of it moves the business forward at the same stage.

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7d ago

What's the smallest change you made to your product that had the biggest impact?

Not major features. Not redesigns.

Tiny tweaks. A button colour. A two-word change in copy. Removing a form field.

What's one micro-change that unexpectedly moved a metric?

Let's collect the smallest wins with the biggest outcomes.