... obtain feedback to further develop their product. Comment from siqi huang(@siqi_huang1): I prefer the second one.I think if a brand relies entirely on a person,it is only a matter of time before the brand falls apart. No one is perfect even the most careful people will make mistakes.But replying on product inself is far more sustainable.A brand's long-term development needs consumer who thinks critically,not consumers who thinks emotionally. Comment from (@new_user ... ... decisions, and what didn t work in testing. That seems like a better way to earn real feedback instead of polite applause. Comment from Piyush Gajrani(@piyush_teq): @busmark_w_nika Most founders don t fail at brand vs

... know the people around you. You don t know what s happening nearby. And if you re introverted, randomly starting conversations isn t easy. Especially in big cities where people come for work and live in apartments without really knowing their neighbors. I was wondering for the same like why doesn t something exist where you can interact with people just around your immediate area? Like your hostel, apartment

... start from the creator s perspective: I personally don t have a product (apart from hiring people for creative work or offering personal consultations). But as a creator, I constantly share content, insights, and information, value that helps me build trust ( for free ). Based on that perceived expertise, people eventually decide to work with me ( a paid service ). So some things I share for free to eventually move toward a paid collaboration. Personally, it s sometimes hard to judge when ... ... would need to reach a break even. - How much revenue you want to get. That could help you shape the target of your commercial services. Comment from M nevver (@munevver_ertuncccc): I like the way you framed it around general vs

... felt the same white screen, some text and maybe a night mode if I was lucky. There was no atmosphere . No sense of being somewhere. I kept thinking about how different it feels to read in a calm beach versus at a cluttered desk. The environment shapes the experience even if the words are the same. So I built an app that lets you create that environment, digitally. What Leaf & Spine does differently Most reading apps treat the shelf ... ... rainy cafe, a calm beach or a resort with a waterfall view. Each environment has layered ambient audio. Plug in your headphones and the effect is genuinely immersive. That was the whole goal: make someone in a noisy apartment

... Chrome has 5 windows open, you'd never know. Minimized windows disappear. They shrink into some tiny thumbnail on the right side of the Dock that's easy to miss entirely. No window titles. When you have multiple VS Code or Chrome windows, there's no way to tell them apart

... like thumbnails, product shots, and UI mocks. So I m curious: what are you actually using right now, day to day? If you ve tried both, which one do you reach for first, and where does each one fall apart faces, text, logos, details? Comment from David Smith(@davidos366): ChatGPT by a huge margin wins the game. Comment from Zypressen(@zypressen): I've only used ChatGPT Images for generating visuals, mainly for work-related tasks like UI mockups. It handles ...

... daily balances Barcode Generate barcodes quickly for retail, inventory, or product labeling. Supports many standard barcode types. Key Features Generate common barcode formats Enter text to instantly create a barcode Export as images for printing Building Manage shared apartment expenses effortlessly. Suitable for property managers and residents. Key Features Enter number of units Add custom notes (e.g., vacant , family , office ) Group calculations by notes Automatic real-time updates Buy and Sell Calculate purchase costs or sales revenue by specifying item ... ... calendar system, including Gregorian or lunar (Islamic). Key Features Simple / Compound interest options Set number of periods per year Detailed results + visual charts Internet Monitor your Internet usage and compare it against your plan. Key Features Calculate used vs

... folks Ryan here I ve been chatting with a bunch of vibe-coding builders lately, and everyone keeps saying the same thing: Prompts get you UI fast but the moment things get real, everything starts to fall apart. they told me: I m rewriting prompts all day because the logic drifts. Looks good, but the flow makes no sense. I m vibe-coding but also vibe-debugging. And it hit me: Prompts give you speed. Specs give you control ...

... more hunting for lost pages or context switching every 30 seconds. We were proud of it. We thought it was worth applying to YC. Accidentally Scheduled, Barely Ready I got the YC interview invite while movers were packing my apartment. I was so excited I immediately called my co-founders, Saurav and Ali . While clicking around, I accidentally scheduled our interview for two days later. We were completely unprepared. We split up fast. Saurav worked on the demo ... ... Broke Everything A few days into the batch, we launched SigmaOS on Bookface. Early feedback was strong. The founder of Codecademy signed up, which felt surreal Codecademy was how I learned to code. Two days later, it all fell apart

... community in NYC by offering it for free to residential ConEd users. What We ve Learned So Far One surprising insight: many users found hidden energy vampires (like old fridges, always-on electronics, or energy usage from other apartments) that accounted for a significant chunk of their bill. With real-time feedback, they made small changes that added up to big savings. For example, we had friends that were able to monitor their electric usage while out of town ... ... learned they were paying for their neighbor apartment

... everyone! Just wanted to share a quick update on my side project, Buildform.ai - a modern form builder we built as an alternative to Typeform, focused on conversion-first forms, smart logic, and AI-powered workflows. We did it the wrong way. Instead of launching early and iterating, I spent months obsessing over getting everything right bug-free, fast, production-ready. Honestly, I was shit scared it might flop. But turns out, people really appreciate a forms app they can rely ... ... users now. Still early, but the feedback has been incredible. If you re building forms for lead gen, customer onboarding, or internal tools, would love for you to try it out or tear it apart

... recommend I'm grasping for straws a bit, site looks good! Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @alexmarin   Good personal site I tend to ask "Which of these are 'real' projects" when I look at portfolios. I googled for Aparte and SPRT and couldn't find them Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @simonhook   The headline to me was the anti-thesis of the rest of the page. The headline put my hackles up and felt mildly-scammy "Stop waisting ... ... caters it to my website's tone, audience, etc. I don't like stuff that creates a higher volume of AI content but this is an interesting idea Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @alokjain   Are your competitors