... upvote anything that seems neat or do you only save votes for tools you ll actually use day-to-day? Also I see tons of detailed comments on launches are those mostly from other founders or do regular users chime in too? I just want to make sure I m actually engaging the right way instead of just aimlessly clicking around ...

... film. I wanted a calm ambient score under it and did not want to license a stock track for one screen, so the music is a 50 line numpy script. Warm pad chords built from layered sine waves. Small chime accents placed on the same timestamps as the scene captions. A low hum that slowly breathes underneath. It renders the exact same wav every run and it added about 300KB to the mp4. Then the browser rules arrive. Autoplay ...

... value as safety net. Comment from Gal Dayan(@galdayan): the notification sound flipping to on-by-default for existing installs is the one detail I'd keep an eye on - people forget they never opted into that until it chimes mid-meeting after a background auto-update. did you consider keeping that opt-in too, or was making the update visible worth the risk of an unexpected sound for people who upgrade quietly? the jump-to-session re-resolve ...

... completely lost with the platforms and what they are actually doing most the time. and then the dreaded updates :) Comment from urVault(@urvault): I stopped scanning panes and gave each agent its own sound one chime for "needs a decision," another for "done," a third for "approve this prompt" so I can stay heads-down on a second machine and only turn around when the one that actually needs me goes off. For me the 20 minutes was never ... ... question then becomes: when one of those does fire, how fast can the human re-enter? Standing authorization reduces the volume; a good re-entry path handles what's left. Curious what categories your operator ended up pre-authorizing vs

... Here's what we've been up to since. New: sound and haptics We added gentle feedback for the two moments that matter most: a soft tactile tick as you set your bedtime dial, and a small buzz and chime when you actually hit your sleep goal. The interesting design constraint was that this fires right at bedtime, so the last thing anyone wants is a surprise noise at 11pm. So it's fully optional, off behind a single toggle ...

... think about this. Comment from Farhad Asbaghipour(@farhad_asbaghipour): I d probably drop immediately trust is gone at that point. It s interesting how many modern workflows are becoming record first, ask later. Curious how others balance efficiency vs consent in client communication? Comment from Paul Veth(@paulveth): @rohanrecommends  yes, the question is who's going to come up with the standard? ;-) Comment from Sai Tharun Kakirala(@sai_tharun_kakirala): I'd stay but bring it up immediately: "Just ... ... quite disrespectful in my opinion. In addition to trust, decency that comes with being forthright was lost. Definitely not the best way to establish a new relationship. Now, I wait to see if they disclose the recording before I chime

... small percentage overall. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @curtis_swick  Robotics will be more in the interest of big production companies. Comment from Rohan Chaubey(@rohanrecommends): As a VC scout and advisor to portfolio companies, I can chime in here. VC interest has broadened beyond pure software to hardware-software combos, like laptop attachments or iPhone-connected controllers, where founders still need funding to build and ship. You're spot on about software: development costs for teams, shipping ... ... slower compounding (most of the time), more constraints on bets, less ability to brute-force distribution. Beyond "pressure", VC is forced ambition, access to unfair advantages, and sometimes necessary for category leadership. So in the end it not freedom vs

... everyone! Please welcome today's Maker's Corner feature, @kian_karazmoudeh , Founder of @YoinkUI Feel free to chime in below in the comments with questions on his product or journey or anything else that comes to mind! Tell us about what your product is and what makes it special? YoinkUI lets you copy any UI component from any web page and converts it to react + tailwind so you can use it in your own projects. What makes us unique ... ... this your first product? If not, what else have you built, or are currently working on? This is my second product. I realized the need to build YoinkUI while building my first product actually. It was a competitor

... important as the roof of a log cabin. Comment from Bingbing Yan(@onbing): @busmark_w_nika  U r totally right, Nika! Comment from Olga Shiryaeva(@olga_builds): @kaustubhkatdare   @busmark_w_nika  Just wanted to chime in if that's ok. Forbes 30 under 30 requires a nomination from a previous honoree, some influential figure, etc. So those with connections have a leg up. It also costs thousands of dollars. That's why making the list has mostly ...

... everyone! Please welcome this week's Maker's Corner feature, @themisty , Founder of @Nonilion Feel free to chime in below in the comments with questions on his product or journey or anything else that comes to mind! If you're interested in being featured in our Maker's Corner, please let us know here on this forum thread . Tell us what Nonilion is. Nonilion is an immersive meetings platform. It s aimed to replace google meet with a more collaborative ... ... productive environment. It offers participants the freedom to move around the meeting space (designed as various maps, some inspired by games and some based off of actual office blueprints). Nonilion is a distraction free google s meet alternative

... everyone! Please welcome this week's Maker's Corner feature, @catt_marroll , Founder of @ https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Feel free to chime in below in the comments with questions on his product or journey or anything else that comes to mind! If you're interested in being featured in our Maker's Corner, please let us know here on this forum thread . What inspired you to build your product? What problem were you trying to solve when you built ...

... First Maker's Corner Feature - Dmytro Chuta, Founder of Subscription Day Hi everyone! Please welcome our first Maker's Corner feature, @dmitriychuta , Founder of @Subscription Day Feel free to chime in below in the comments with questions on his product or journey or anything else that comes to mind! What is Subscription Day? Subscription Day was born from a personal mission to declutter our own subscriptions and finances. While developing the product, we discovered most people significantly underestimate how much ...

... most honest feedback I can muster. You might not love what I say but at least it ll be real (my version of real, anyway). Comment your blurb below, and I ll get to it. Feel free to chime in on others, too let s build a space where founders can actually level up. Comment from Josh Otero(@josh_otero): @mat_sherman  Will do! Thanks! Comment from Mat Sherman(@mat_sherman): @ryleyrandal22   Not bad! Here are my thoughts ...

... actually felt they were really listening to me and asking me follow up questions to get me talking more. This demo really makes me believe that the future where I choose to chat with an AI voice bot (vs waiting for a human being) is closer than I thought. Try out their demo and chime

... really impressed me. Simple to use, the delightful format of briefing people, only a positive experience. The only downside is that I cannot see the whole call transcript, which is crucial for me. Are there any free/cheap AI alternatives that makes summaries of answers and saves transcripts at the same time? Comment from Irfan A(@phanahm): @alex_robeiko @steveb creator of @Yapz here. transcripts and audio recordings (for non-anonymous conversations) are on the way! Comment from John Provine(@john ... ... thanks for the mention! @alex_robeiko we can do voice-enabled surveys with transcript summarization. Check out our launch today - would love your feedback. Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): Oh wait- @Voicepanel just launched today. Maybe they can chime

... heard a lot of people say the AI in Tana is amazing. Can anyone share examples of how you're using it? Specifically curious if Tana pros like @evielync @r_j_nestor @theodore10 can chime in with examples. I'm specifically interested how it can replace something like Claude/ChatGPT projects. Comment from Mythilisharan Pala(@mythilisharan_pala1): i dont use it Comment from Ev Chapman(@evielync): Hey Steve, Ive basically replaced all of my customGPTS and put them in Tana. With ...

... call. Tools in no particular order @Figma for design, @Rive for micro animations, @Linear for weekly sprints, @Mercury for banking, @Slack for remote team collaboration. In addition to various Dev, AI tools and models. @joshuavoydik @jherrm you want to chime in with additional tools? Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): You mention growth experiments. What's an example of a cool one you're running? What tools are you using and how are you defining if it's working ... ... that these interfaces suck to work with -- the listing process is broken. We have a combination of models that help us identify items and their condition. For eg, some things like electronics are easier to "recognize" with brand, etc, vs

... missing is easy multi-Agents. Programmatically. I find the current no-code tools with UIs, really "boring" and monolithic and i dont use any. Code is King. Or Queen. Comment from Leo Selie(@leo_selie): Heya happy to chime in! I'm leading the New Products Support team at Zapier, so I'm able to first-hand experience how our customers are using Zapier Agents on a daily basis. The use-cases ( all in production! ) that I have seen already ...

... Twitter :) Comment from Kelvin H.(@kelvinhach): You want to think about the " story arc ." Get people excited about the problem, tease product sneak peeks so people feel like they re watching something big unfold, and let them chime in with the resolution (your solution) so they feel invested. Good luck! Comment from Abigail Wiliams(@abigailwiliam11): Educate. Talk about the problems your product solves Comment from Q(@quentin_fournier_martin): @whatshivamdo great advice! thank you Shivam! I'm planning ...

... into the Product Hunt app version, and all of a sudden my profile went all haywire and I lost almost 50 points (as you can see, it's only 100 points now). Just came to chime in and STILL love the Product Hunt platform and our community. It would be nice to optimize the user experience ...

... mean  you can be awarded the badge. Or do you mean anything else? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @johnberg aha, I like this one but the question is whether it will recognise a real feedback vs AI generated. Comment from Ash Grover(@ash_grover): @busmark_w_nika Oh interesting, didn't know that. I believe that with the option to accept or decline messages along with the option of disabling notifications for it would make it less distracting ... ... helpful. I think that would be better to create a leaderboard of people based on product reviews/feedbacks. Comment from Andr J(@alchemist_studio): @busmark_w_nika No. notifications from threads you participated in or upvoted. So you can chime

... helpful responses. (1) The title clearly identifies the target audience (2) The 'ask' is clear so it's obvious what to say in a reply (3) They share information about the issue/product that makes it easy for folks to chime in Are there any other observations you've made about crafting effective discussions ...