... also chasing customers for testimonials & then working with the team to figure out where those testimonials should be used And that's just the stuff I actually got to There's also analytics, emails, landing pages, competitors. Everytime

... first. Then I d add a few posts per week. But the bigger opportunity for me is using the platform as an LLM visibility channel. I d consistently create useful discussions around the problems my product solves, the category, alternatives, comparisons, and specific use cases. With the goal of getting that content indexed and eventually increasing the chances of my product being mentioned or recommended by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, etc. So I d think about it less as how often ... ... points system, got pulled every time. The ones that survived were about problems I hit building something, nothing to do with PH itself. Comment from Mountaga Diallo(@mountaga_diallo): Can some know what to do if everytime

... answer was better prompts. Then I added memory. Then I redesigned the architecture, split long-term and short-term memory, added retrieval, planning, and verification. Every time I felt like I'd solved it, another weird failure showed up everytime. Sometimes the agent remembers things perfectly and other times it confidently ignores its own memory or invents an answer when the information is already available. The frustrating part is that these failures aren't always predictable they often happen after ...

... diff, it only shows up if you go read the provider's actual guarantees (or lack of them) instead of assuming sane defaults Comment from Raj Nagulapalle(@rnagulapalle): thank you @galdayan @akbar_b @oshylabs @omri_ben_shoham1 @cmumulle for everytime i share some update you guys are helping like product owers and pushing the bar.. your feedback really really helping me harden the engine... this si amazing support guys for solo founder like me... who is waking ...

... There are few based on real stories Joy 2015 Super Pumped: the Battle for Uber The Social Network is also a good movie, but the lead actor ruined it for me after doing Now You See Me. Now everytime I see if, feels like mark zukerburg will draw a card out of his sleeve. Comment from Roopesh Donde(@roopesh_donde): @sonal_waghchoure  The Founder is a really good one and the real estate angle really hits differently ... ... image of the founder - Tetris. Alexey Pajitnov created the actual game in the Soviet Union and didn't see a cent for years while Mirrorsoft, Atari, and Nintendo fought over who owned the licensing rights. Same "who built it vs

... think "salesy" isn't really about word choice it's about whether you're answering something someone asked, or interrupting something they weren't asking about. Curious if others have found the line shifts once you have actual users vs. pre-launch does it get easier to talk about the product without it feeling like a pitch once there's real usage/feedback to reference instead of just claims? Comment from ivory xu(@ivory_xuxuxu): @suzychase  Extremely helpful, thank ... ... pushy or too salesy is simple: lead with the problem They see, position yourself as someone who understands it well, ask their expertise about solving the problem and then offer your product as a better solution or cost effective alternative

... each solve one slice once i said it that plain, people went "oh yeah thats literally me" instead of asking what the app does. the demo stopped needing to do the convincing so yeah, problem first for me now, everytime. a good demo just confirms what the problem already sold Comment from tumblar kevin(@tumblar_kevin): It would be interesting if Product Hunt encouraged every launch to answer one simple question at the top. What problem does this solve ... ... trying to solve are: Getting attention in an overcrowded marketing environment Increasing customer engagement instead of just generating impressions Encouraging repeat visits Making promotions more memorable Generating word-of-mouth and referrals Giving small businesses an affordable alternative

... charge of the development of Oposto took these questions very seriously and made an intuitive interface. Comment from Fatima Khan(@fatima_shehzad): I will say the product is different, so questions are natural. But honestly, it's different people everytime and I am eager to explain the product :D Comment from Johnson Gill(@johnsongill): ' Is it another AI tool?' Not tired of hearing it, but yes, I am looking forward to being asked something different. Comment from Imed Radhouani(@imed ...

... annetkloprogge): Mine are: Pocket - hardware for recording physical meetings and online, connected with Claude Code with their API Claude Code - Fable for orchestration, Opus for execution Paper MCP - replaces Figma and Canva through their amazing MCP, looks like magic everytime i 'summon' it PostHog - been using it for about a week but already crazy insightful Substack/Linkedin - Substack has been super interesting to see in terms of organic growth, Linkedin is my one excuse to actually be visible on social media ... ... solo founder, these are the five tools I use almost every day: ChatGPT VS

... actual insight, and it's bigger than it looks: making the notification say why it's waiting is what turns a ping into a triage. "Done" makes you tab back to find out what "done" means. "Needs approval vs finished vs

... from Gwendolyn Kira(@gwendolyn_kira): interesting point about follower counts. I have seens products with smaller audiences perform really well because they had a highly engaged community rather than a large one. Comment from Johnson Gill(@johnsongill): Community wins everytime. Comment from Mustafa Arian(@thenameisarian): the comments mattered more than the upvotes. people who left a real reply explaining why they cared became users. people who just upvoted disappeared the next day. now i optimize for comment quality, not upvote ...

... tell you who, not the client. The tired business owner. I was over chasing info from teams, drawn out projects, disconnected feedbacks, no way of seeing whom was working on each projects and how much is was costing vs what it was quoted. A few tantrums later and a whole lot of time working out the biggest problems and how to manage them. It s started with a checklist idea then turned into something more thinking of the whole lifecycle ... ... goal streamline the application process for students, job seekers, researchers, and of course Founders. What we shipped for launch: Question Archive hundreds of programs catalogued across accelerators, grants, grad schools, and jobs. Every question scored by significance. Answer Bank VS

... founders Everytime I'm launching a new SaaS product, hunting down all those directories to submit it to is such a headache. So I've curated a list of the best places with direct submission links to list your product and get some early traction. Check it out here: https://github.com/theshubh77/aw... If you know of any great directories or platforms I missed, please feel free to contribute and submit a PR. Let's build the ultimate launch list together ...

... countless more if I just think about it for longer. It's such a great prompt. Thanks for checking out @Startups.RIP Comment from Philippe Bernard(@ph_bernard): Flattr, a donation service. Choose your monthly donation budget, say $5. Now, everytime you consume a content, a service, a video... you click the corresponding Flattr button. At the end of the month, every creator you supported receives his share. Comment from Philippe Bernard(@ph_bernard): @busmark_w_nika Same here! RealFavicon ...

... what to do in that case for example: - client should not directly interact with the DB - all the secrets should be masked server side and no direct client interaction etc.. Adding this .md file globally to my agent context everytime - I gave it a prompt saved me sooo much of effort refixing the same code again and again. It is like a navigating map for your coding agent to follow while building your app. Plus saved me so many threats ...

... Nothing huge, but enough that I m posting almost every day. I record everything in 16:9. Then I need it in 9:16 for TikTok, 4:5 for Instagram feed, 1:1 for LinkedIn... Same video, four exports everytimes. I ve used Clideo. I ve used Canva. Probably a dozen others. They all do the same thing: Make you create an account before you can even test anything Slap a watermark on your export Lock the ratio you actually ...

... sooo many people actually loved the idea and resonated with the pain of dealing with AI slop. As a solo developer, I found myself spending way too much time focusing on UI, rather than creating features that actually matter. Everytime I tried to ask AI, it came up with generic and boring styles. So I thought to myself, I wish I could just take an existing landing page and modify it to fit my needs. That's how YoinkUI ... ... 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

... handling all ongoing activities on Metaflow AI. I think for foundational stuff, the boiler plate you have built out there is solid. how easy or hard is to swap out let's say if i prefer Firestore vs Supabase? Comment from Chibuzo Odigbo(@franklivania): Just gone through your setup, and I must say, you have done something huge here! Is there a free test scenario, minimal setup and config, not like the entire thing here, so I can test ... ... Comment from MIMI PAUL(@mosymimi): Build a boilerplate code and document it, so that your AI agent doesn't have to rethink the wheel again n again. thus less token spent. i update my boilerplate to the latest libraries everytime

... called Liryo, (please upvote if you really like it!) Any stories and feedback would be highly appreciated. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): Hey Roxana! Yes, I do have a small journal from 2018 and everytime I read book, heard something interesting (movie, podcast), I did a note and the source/reference. The thing is that I have it in a physical form so it is time-consuming to find it after all the years. I think that once ...

... wish I could tag vercel makers or anyone from that product to share feedback! Comment from Kirsten Karchmer(@kirsten_karchmer1): i worked with it for 2 weeks building a dating app but experienced so many glitches and bugs and everytime i wanted to add a detail or feature the entire app would crash and be lost, then i would go crazy and start over. I was so hopeful for this but i think its not quite ready. Comment from Shekhar ... ... work, which might be creating some friction. Any pointers is greatly appreciated. Comment from Rohit Rajkumar(@rohit_rajkumar1): I have. Quite good. https://tinygiant-mvp1.vercel.app/ Comment from Duarte Martins(@duarteosrm): I've built both popadex and popper using the VS

... Comment from Harvansh Chaudhary(@harvanshchaudhary): @aaronoleary same here, I contact them on their page of ' invite only', in return the send me the same mail "in 2025 they will start it". I am contacting them for last 7 months, everytime same email copy paste, too frustrating. Comment from Hussein(@hussein_r): Love this question, Aaron! For me, it s not one specific pain point right now, it s more the feeling that I want to do everything at once. There ...

... evaluation phase to migrate to them. What I dislike most about Rippling is 1) I feel nickel and dimed for everything 2) although it is powerful, the UI feels too clunky and 90 s-early 2000 s to me. Everytime I want to do something, I feel like I m taken back ages and have to click through like 10-15 steps just to accomplish one thing, which is why I ve moved back to Charthop for my central HRIS ... ... Deel to @Wise which makes it realllly easy to be a working nomad. I agree with you on @Lattice - it's pretty powerful but I do think it could help managers and leadership by being a bit more proactive vs

... something yourself you can't expect anyone else to so if you realise and you don't pivot it's just a matter of time before it fails but yes I love it because you learn alot from everytime you need to do it. Comment from Lauren Godwin(@lauren_godwin): @nickanisimov Agreed - most of the unicorn startups pivoted (Airbnb, Slack, YouTube, you name it) Comment from Sergey Glukhov(@sergey_glukhov): We ve always focused on AI to improve conversion rates ...

... Jammin' - those guys seem to be onto something. Comment from Maurizio Isendoorn(@maurizioisendoorn): Haha u would invest it in my own company, Ringly.io Comment from Juan Secchi(@juan): Suno.ai Definitely not a money driven decision, I just love it! Everytime one of my friends says something funny, I make a song about it. I also use it to invite people to birthdays, or just for whatever that would be fun to say with music. Comment from hk(@kaisnull): $100K feels ...

... Until just a couple of years ago, most of the companies were marketing driven, or sales driven. Now everytime a recession (or a slowdown) hits, enterprise becomes scrappy. Sometimes, that can cause a systemic shift that stays. Like self serve restaurants (from Great Depression if 1930s). In the hyper-connected digital world of today, the thing that will get affected the most is how Software gets built. Old Way: Most teams relay on bug tracking, or task management. Specs ...