... scans your camera roll, matches photo dates against the artists and teams you follow, and reconstructs the events you actually attended, then fills in the setlist from that exact night, the ticket stub, the playlist of songs you heard live. You can ask it things: did I see Exile on the Eras Tour? (Yes. SoFi Stadium, August 7, 2023.) It also informed me that the Dodgers are 36 18 when I'm in the building, and even more impressive ... ... when Ovationly finds an event, it fills in everything might not fully remember: the actual setlist from that exact night, the final score, historic moments, the ticket stub, a playlist of the songs you heard

... your project" feature is perfection. no notes. Comment from Dmitry Zhlobo(@dzhlobo): @Kagi -- search, translate, and AI assistant Amp & Claude Code @Reflect @LM Studio Discord Comment from Hans Desjarlais(@ismaelyws): Gmail Calendly Claude Code Google Docs & Sheets VS Code Comment from Bill Davis(@billspaced): @nolan_vu  Slack, not because I love it but because everything dies without it. YESSSSSSSSSSSSS Comment from Bill Davis(@billspaced): @riya_pariyar   @benfleming   @asapx  same question... never heard

... 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

... conscious mind catches up. Whether that's precisely what's happening when you hesitate before sending a file that's a stretch to claim definitively. But the behavior matches: you've seen enough news about data breaches, you've heard enough about cloud retention policies, you've had enough moments of "wait, where did I send that?" and some part of you registered it, even if you never consciously processed it. The hesitation isn't irrational anxiety. It's compressed ... ... available. The behavior persists long after the cause is gone. Most people using Google Drive, email, or Slack to send sensitive files aren't naive. They're fatigued. They know something is off. They've just run out of alternatives

... heard this from a lot of Databox users over the years. There's a tool you rely on, a data source that matters to your reporting, and it's just not in our integration library. You submit a request, we add it to the backlog, and then... you wait. Sometimes for months. Sometimes it never comes. That's been one of the most consistent frustrations we've heard

... Awright, awright, sit down. We gotta tawk. There s this narrative goin around you ve heard it, I ve heard

... leaned in, shouted, repeated myself, shouted again. She couldn't hear me. I gave up. The moment passed. I felt that familiar pang of isolation. Surrounded by people, yet completely cut off. The Art of Being Seen, Not Heard That night, I saw someone hold up a phone. It was just a bright screen with a name on it, trying to flag down a friend. It was crude, but it worked. It cut through the noise instantly. It reminded ... ... airport: Welcome someone home without shouting. It s the digital equivalent of a tap on the shoulder. It respects the silence while commanding attention. Why This Matters We live in a noisy world. Everyone is shouting to be heard

... that meet you where you are. Sends gentle prayer prompts and reflections to help you reconnect with faith again. It s for those quiet nights when you can t talk to anyone but your heart still needs to be heard. It s still early, but I m building Whisper with love and care, hoping it becomes a companion for anyone walking through that quiet distance. Whisper when you can t pray, but your heart still wants to be heard

... hundreds of applications for every role, months of silence before a rejection, and endless uncertainty for job seekers. To understand the real pain points, I went beyond the stats and spoke with more than 25 job seekers. What I heard was consistent: the search is mentally draining, tailoring every resume eats up time and energy, most people lose track of their applications, and there s little trust in recruiters or outreach. In other words: job seekers spend more time fighting ... ... clean dashboard for every application, interview, and follow-up. 3. AI-Powered Outreach - find real decision-makers and send personalized messages with confidence. A closer look at Feature #1: Auto-Fill Applications One of the most common frustrations I heard

... Wikipedia is hopelessly biased, and that left-leaning editors influence its content. Do you think creating Grokipedia makes sense, especially considering how much Elon Musk seems to want control over information? What's your opinion on this? I've heard that a lot of people turn to Grok for information, and I personally use Grok, but I don't really like the person behind it, who has quite strange opinions and a way of expressing himself. Comment from John ... ... Wikipedia. So the negative views on the page remain, providing a distorted view on the person/situation. Grokipedia could offer a different approach to address such issues. How good it will be, however, remains to be seen. Comment from Vlad(@vsteppp

... indie hacker forums, and startup graveyards you'll never find manually. What we built: An AI that acts like 100 researchers working in parallel. Give us your idea in plain English, and in 4 minutes we'll surface: Direct competitors (obvious ones) Indirect threats (the not-so-obvious ones) Failed startups in your space (learn from their mistakes) The ACTUAL keywords your customers use (spoiler: it's not what you think) The kicker: Your first 3 reports are completely free ... ... card required. One founder told us: "I discovered 12 competitors

... might be missing some but I've been pretty much in love with @Lovable , @Cursor , @bolt.new and have been trying to use @Replit more and I honestly haven't touched @BASE44 too much but have heard good things. @chrismessina has nudged me to use @Windsurf for whenever I build another Raycast Extension! Currently I use: - @bolt.new / @Lovable - @Cursor - @Warp Curious what everyone thinks is the top one so far! Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @jonmoore  awesome thanks ... ... about coding, yet I built my own food recommendation app using vibe coding thanks to @Cursor Comment from Vibor Cipan(@vibor_cipan): Give zencoder.ai a try - likely the most complete solution that integrates directly into your existing IDE, like VS

... , . I think everyone heard the fact that 40-50% of the published websites in the world are made with WordPress just insane, as this means around 500 million websites. No, but honestly, I can no longer imagine a use case where you still start with WordPress and build a website today. Since 2003, people have built websites with WordPress, and it was once known for its easiness and affordability ...

... industry/product target group I would be interested to know: How do you determine the price for your product, and whether you created anything interesting in your pricing model (e.g. packaging, etc)? + What is your opinion on promotions? I heard a rather interesting thought: "The one who wants a discount on your product probably doesn't value your work." Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @oluchi_njoku  Hey Oluchi, that is interesting. One more question: How do you communicate increasing ... ... other players" in the market and then create a monopoly - that makes sense. But I think the states with their legislation would quickly thwart this attempt. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @armutyus  I have heard

... through Argentina. I could call anywhere in the world for cents, and it was delightful. In February 2025, Microsoft announced it was closing Skype down, and on May 5 it officially stopped operations. I was really sad when I heard the news with Skype, a huge chunk of my life disappeared. It felt the same way as if, one day, nobody would be playing on Call of Duty 2 servers anymore (that hasn t happened yet, right?). Anyway, here ... ... compiled a list of the top 6 alternatives

... waitlist 2 days after the APIs became public. Month 9 19: Pivoted to work with travel agents (made a few $k), but realized the future wasn t human agents it was agentic AI. Month 15: Went viral on a competitor s Instagram gained 1,000 users overnight. Month 22: First big Product Hunt launch 300+ upvotes, newsletters w/ 1M+ subs mentioned us, even the director of Deadpoo l became a user. Month 23 26: Airports started reaching out Rome Airport ... ... monetize) Lived with daily anxiety about money Most founders raising quickly have ~$200K from friends/family. I didn t. Talked to man y VCs who love the product... but kept moving the goal post for what they wanted to see (heard

... make the switch ~7 years ago when I tried. It definitely seems to be the consensus that Chrome is pretty much essential for doing development. Comment from Jake Crump(@jakecrump): @neilio  Zen does seem interesting. I hadn't heard about it until this thread. I'm actually not that familiar with Brave's business model. I'm curious what is off-putting about it? Comment from Jake Crump(@jakecrump): @kevin_mcdonagh1  That's great to hear! Particularly about ... ... balance of UX, functionality, and is well-suited for development. I'll give Horse a try now, but the other two didn t work well for me Comment from Joshua Weissburg(@joshua_weissburg): Agree that Brave is the best alternative

... last evaluated them. Their EOR offering was still maturing at the time and could be more robust now. That being said, their UI did look clean based on a demo (kind of more like Gusto) and I ve heard good things about their customer service (probably like my experience with Sequoia with dedicated account managers) but don t remember their data management or workflows being as powerful as Rippling.  @Gusto (2012 started as payroll, with EOR launching ... ... started working with Sequoia back in 2021 and kept harping on the fact that they needed to bring in EOR services so we could bring our whole team (international was on Deel) to Sequoia. Well, I never heard

... hard to create a useful hierarchy. There are some other gripes, like the lack of version backups (I accidentally deleted a really critical note and there was no recourse), but generally, I like everything else. I've heard lots of people talk about @Obsidian , but I've been reluctant to explore it because it seems non-trivial to set up syncing, and I'm dreading making the transition (I never transitioned my Evernote notes due to lots of rich media ...

... people and businesses grow on LinkedIn. Recently, I had an experience that made me think. I wan on a call with a potential customer, and during the call they asked how we compared to another tool. I had never heard of it. Turns out, this competitor

... Designing Experiences, Solving Problems, and Crafting Success Stories As a UI/UX designer, I ve often heard: Why hire a small independent designer when big agencies are out there? Let me answer that upfront because you deserve designs as unique and tailored as your vision. Here s why working with me isn t just a choice; it s the right choice: 1 Your Project = My Sole Focus Unlike large teams juggling many clients, your goals get my undivided attention ...

... checked out https://linear.app a few weeks ago. It's a very slick looking product. And some folks feel really passionate about Linear. I have heard engineers say: "I would leave my role if my company decided to switch from Linear." Question for those who have extensive experience with Linear: what makes Linear such a great product? Should I seriously consider migrating to Linear? I have used Jira and Asana a bunch. And, honestly, Jira and Asana seem fine. What ...