... that were viral for a while, but barely anyone talks about today? (Maybe they are a real business, just I am missing the point) (I still remember the classic MLM schemes, especially with beauty brands like Avon, Oriflame, Mary Kay, etc. :D) Comment from Pamela Arienti(@pamela_arienti): @busmark_w_nika That's a very interesting topic! I'm not sure I totally agree with what you wrote, @byalexai In the Middle Ages, merchants were needed because people weren ...

... hear your thoughts and real-world experiences! Comment from DG(@dg_): @yeedoong88  That makes sense. Probably the most important part is the focus of the team, and how your prioritise when conflicting requests come in... Comment from Kay Kwak(@kay

... Launched in June 2024, @Mintlify recently introduced 6 new themes to custom docs. What's your preference? Comment from Kay Kwak(@kay

... support I gotten here! Thank you so much. I opened up a discord for the people who want to keep informed and provide feedback for my app so I can make it better! https://discord.gg/7GQZmmaG Comment from Kay Kwak(@kay

... later, but I forget, and the loop goes on Anyway, I m rambling. Back to the topic, I ll definitely be focusing on keeping the engagement with other accounts going. Thanks for the tip! Comment from Kay Kwak(@kay

... lifetime deals strategically: start with them to build momentum and early community, then phase into subscriptions once there s enough traction. That hybrid approach might be one of the more sustainable ways to go. Comment from Hussein(@hussein_r): @kay_arkain  That's a really good point Comment from Hussein(@hussein_r): @ph_leeanntrang  That s a really good take Comment from zhanyu(@zhanyu): I would say I tend to subscribe to a product which I recently discovered ... ... occur then what happens? Are you issuing refunds for purchases made years ago? Quite unlikely, as that money has already been spent. In summary, lifetime SaaS deals often lack the sustainability they promise and can be misleading. Comment from Kay

... make this more useful. Comment from Ilia Pluzhnikov(@ilia_productdesigner): @ramin  GPT released a new feature yesterday Hope this roll makes the prompt work much better https://help.openai.com/en/artic... Comment from Ilia Pluzhnikov(@ilia_productdesigner): @kay_arkain  welcome Comment from Ilia Pluzhnikov(@ilia_productdesigner): @isha_nasir  Here's how to use 1 Make sure you're on GPT-4o with scheduled tasks model (Plus, Team, or Pro plan). 2 Just type your task with time ... ... real-time tracking and automation refinements. Comment from Ilia Pluzhnikov(@ilia_productdesigner): @ramin  i think old feature has just a list of words at particular date But new one was more like a bubble or FineTuning Comment from Kay

... intend to allow these things on our community because there are many really good products that do fit the featuring guidelines here but still don't get featured, and I want to focus on those. Comment from Kay Kwak(@kay

... founders of similar products got just 3 so far, but working on it! Overall feeling: energized and optimistic. First results are in, lessons learned, and Q2 looks exciting! And congrats on " Got first paid newsletter subscriber" Comment from Kay Kwak(@kay

... through visual tests sounds like a powerful combo. I m exploring ways to integrate interactive and engaging learning methods in the MVP. The waitlist will be up soon excited to share updates with you! Comment from Saurabh(@iam_saurabh): @kay_arkain   That s a great perspective, Kay

... iterating on users feedback are what separates the winning products. Most of the successful products out there started in one area and after seeing traction, continued to build and evolved to become what they are today. Comment from Kay Kwak(@kay

... choose apps similar to the one you re launching, you might need to reconsider doing so But aside from that, and assuming PH would have the capabilities to match this automatically (e.g. using the selected categories interested in vs. how a product is tagged with), I find your proposal valuable & interesting! The concern by @busmark_w_nika could maybe be addressed by sending a weekly roundup of upcoming launcheS, instead of per product notification. Comment from Elly(@elly ... ... Instead of waiting for users to come to the site with a purpose and then browse the "Recommended for you" section, it proactively lets them know, Hey, there s a product you might like! Comment from Elly(@elly_sp): @kay

... other interesting subreddits I could add to this list? Comment from Bingbing Yan(@onbing): Solid list! A few underrated subs to consider: r/SideProject : Perfect for early-stage concepts if you frame it as Would this solve your pain point? vs. sales pitches. r/AlphaAndBetaUsers : Goldmine for feedback-seekers who genuinely want to iterate. r/InternetIsBeautiful : For quirky/niche tools sneak in your product only if it fits the hidden gem vibe. r/SomebodyMakeThis : Low-key MVP validation. If your product aligns with ... ... voted request, gently mention it. Comment from Rohan Chaubey(@rohanrecommends): Thanks for mentioning my subreddit r/GrowthHacking. :) Comment from Kay

... community this past week and now eager to actively connect, learn, and chat about building meaningful products. Feel free to drop me a line - would love to know what you re passionate about or currently exploring! Comment from Kay Kwak(@kay

... mentioned). The key takeaway from this discussion is positioning. AI should be marketed as a means to enhance user experience, not just as a feature. Consumers care about how AI makes their life easier, not the technology itself (as Kay Kwak noted). Transparency also plays a huge role. Instead of just saying "AI-powered," companies should clearly communicate how AI works and benefits users, while addressing privacy concerns upfront (as Sree and Kenny highlighted). It s clear that context matters ... ... product the most i have seen for their stuff. But thats what i have seen. Like i am launching my own thing. I am curious as i mentioned AI in it what do you think about it? Comment from Kay

... party tools (like Aha, HubSpot, HotSuite, Zoho etc.)? name them If you use the 3rd party tools, what results did it bring to you/outcomes? Feel free to share what makes that service outstanding, e.g. your favourite feature. Comment from Kay Kwak(@kay

... favourites: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/n... Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @ajinsunny  Do you see possible synergy? Because I think at some point we should use both. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): We are on the same page, Kay. Ideally to use it for learning :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @rameshkumar_astravue  Fair enough. For correcting the grammar is Grammarly optimal, btw! So you can learn and use AI only partially :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika ... ... other people's posts is just incomprehensible, I thought this function could be done using emoji. How are we supposed to build meaningful social relationships with others if we don't even read what they post? Comment from Kay

... conversations with cultural nuances. Would be interesting to see how your app tackles this challenge! Are you thinking about incorporating real-life dialogue simulations or dynamic feedback loops based on user behavior? Comment from Willem van den Eijkel(@willemvdeijkel): @kay_arkain thanks for your input Kay

... designer just a UI designer Comment from Tomina Veronika(@tomina_veronika): It's rare to find a UX designer who cares about business processes. Usually, it's the business analysts who deal with it on their own)))) Comment from Kay Kwak(@kay

... nika): @evakk  And thank you! :) Comment from Elena Oprea(@elena_opreag): @busmark_w_nika it s ok to be emotional and cry - this doesn t make me less of an entrepreneur Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @kay_arkain  Thank you Kay

... size and phase. Can you share a bit more about what you're building, so I can give a little bit more precise insights? There's always a tension between documentation that works well for product and design ideation vs. documentation that works well for execution. It's always difficult to keep documentation fresh. I've seen an interesting approach to solving this with @Guru , where they had a sort of freshness score or decay score. But since Guru ... ... keeping documentation up to date things move fast, and outdated info causes misalignment. Clear, structured communication Best Pinch Clips and a single source of truth (like Notion or Confluence) help a lot. Comment from Marc Milberg(@marc__milberg): @kay

... were hacking with us last night? Maybe I'll host another one and make it remote so anyone can partake! Comment from Mat Sherman(@mat_sherman): @gabe  Yep, @fourcher absolutely does. Comment from Mat Sherman(@mat_sherman): @kay_arkain  Insane, right?? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): What was that Hackathon? Any initiative? :) P.S.: from all of these I liked the most GapFinder, DocuClarity and Spooky Friend Rescue! :) Comment from Tania Bell(@taniabell): this is pretty cool. GapFinder ... ... onbing): The last project is interesting! I found that Lovable seems always stunning at the beginning but faded in the end, which means the interaction and design are particularly nice, but the functionality is not fully usable. Comment from Kay

... yourself too thin is a guaranteed way to burn out. Nowadays I'll pick 1-2 key bets and go all in. (Not easy, but definitely helps.) Good luck and keep cracking on! Comment from Tejal Bipath(@tejal_bipath): @kay_arkain  I think there's sometimes no system that really works in the beginning. It's more like try, it fails, try again or improve. Comment from Kay

... Comment from Brad Harris(@bradharrs): @kevin_zhao5 , boosting efficiency in data collection is always vital, no matter the business. I'm intrigued by how QuickGather.io integrates AI to streamline processes? Comment from Kevin Zhao(@kevin_zhao5): @kay_arkain  Thanks Kay

... anyone else has tried Claude 3.7 yet or has insights into these trade-offs. Let s discuss! Comment from Victoria Wu(@victoria_wu): @timoteolapa  Yeah. It's super cool! Comment from Christian Safka(@christian_safka): From testing 3.7 vs 3.5 in Cursor Agent, I've found it's a lot better at estimating when it has enough context to implement or it needs to go check more files first. Looking forward to trying it some more Comment from Victoria ... ... victoria_wu): @kay