... feature list to myself, not the problem. Comment from Jose Sanchez(@norteapp): The best way to resolve this usually is a narrative with a proper arc. What is Maria problem? How does her live looks like without your product vs with it? That's the tension a good demo should resolve. Comment from Gaurav Tejpal(@gaurav_tejpal): As makers, it's easy to describe features, while for users what matters more is the workflow those features improve. Launching Isoline yesterday ... ... problem and solution in one frame. Demo-as-problem-statement beats both. Comment from Tina Chhabra(@tina_chhabra): @anna_ludwinowski  that's such a good point and honestly something we think about a lot. the peace of mind

... breaking, and so on. - Vaizle - I work with Vaizle, but it has very easily emerged as my fav platform. Not even lying. I can keep track of ad performance, check what competitors are posting on social. And best part is that I can feed it my own website + competitors

... 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

... everyone, i built lullogram for someone i love. they're neurodivergent, and i watched them try app after app that promised calm and just didn't fit. the popular ones are built for a quiet mind that wants to get quieter. they're not built for a mind

... solve their problem for free, they won t upgrade. So free should feel useful, but slightly incomplete. Your general vs specific approach is already a very solid way to think about it Comment from Sudhanshu Singh(@sudhanshu_singh25): It is very tricky i would say. If you want to do it right then you can try this, but keep in mind

... structured and less chaotic. One feature I m especially excited about is AI-powered quizzes Scheda can automatically generate quizzes from knowledge cards, helping turn reading into active learning and reflection. Scheda is designed for educators, students, and curious minds who enjoy learning and sharing ideas. It s still evolving, and feedback really matters to me. If you re curious, you can explore it here https://www.scheda.life What would you expect from a social network built for learning ...

... comprehensive quiz platform designed for knowledge enthusiasts of all levels. Whether you're a student preparing for exams, a trivia buff, or someone who just loves learning new things, we've built this app with you in mind. Why We Created Quiz Mirror? We noticed that most quiz apps either bombard you with ads, lock content behind paywalls, or offer boring, repetitive questions. We wanted to change that. Quiz Mirror is our answer to creating a genuinely fun, educational ... ... Simple Design: Easy to navigate interface no clutter, just pure quiz fun. Offline Mode: Download quiz packs and play even without internet! Perfect For: Students: Preparing for competitive exams? Practice GK, reasoning, and subject-specific questions. Professionals: Keep your mind

... hard time figuring out what to say and how to portrait it in a video that catches people immediately. In that whole week I barely finished one short. It was too overwhelming with no end in sight. My mind was all over the place and this made things even more confusing and unrewarding. I was chasing post after post every day with no noticeable change. (Like a dog chasing it s own tail) This also left me with no time ... ... scheduled all 7 Tweets on Monday. This freed up my schedule by an insane amount of time. I don t have to worry all week about posting and keeping Rolyai in people vision. I am at peace of mind

... With Hailey's permission, we're re-posting her Confessions of a former Vibe Coding hater blog post. Were you a former Vibe Coding hater? What made you change your mind? I Revolted Against Vibe Coding Until I Realized I d Been Doing It All Along Confessions of a former Vibe Coding hater (who now vibes cautiously) When I first heard the term vibe coding , I had a visceral reaction namely, a full-body cringe. As a developer who takes ... ... pride in actually understanding my code, the phrase sounded like a bad joke. Coding by vibe? What does that even mean light some incense, play lo-fi beats, and let the code write itself? In my mind

... years ago! the browser is awesome and was probably the first newsletter i intentionally subbed :) Comment from Matt Carroll(@catt_marroll): great feedback from both of you, thanks! i think putting the actual landing page as the landing page (vs the demo) makes sense! steve, lots of great feedback there. appreciate. Comment from Matt Carroll(@catt_marroll): @taniabell  Dang, well i'll tear up this 10k a month influencer check in that case! just kidding, I really appreciate your ... ... feedback! I do think excel will always be the strongest competitor

... thing, and I'm currently dedicating my time to build products and write content that help makers be happier and healthier while getting things done. Some of my projects include a Chrome extension that reminds you to take mindful breaks, and an online magazine for makers. I'm also a part-time neuroscience student, a certified mental health first aider, and a self-taught coder. Everything I work on is more or less at the intersection of neuroscience and entrepreneurship ... ... have about growing an email list. I'm far from being an expert but I've experimented quite a bit with various ways to get traffic and convert it to new subscribers. I've started writing Maker Mind