... everyone, I'm Sam, founder of DealVo (dealvo.ai). I built this for the small businesses I grew up around gas stations, food trucks, salons, donut shops that never get Nike-level ads because agencies cost a fortune. A business describes their deal in plain language, and DealVo turns it into a polished ad, shows it to nearby shoppers on a live map, and ties in wishlist alerts plus simple loyalty punch cards. It's live now and still very early ...

... tool's MCP server settings. That's the entire setup. From that point, whenever you ask your AI agent about a brand "what's the primary color for the Acme brand?" or "share the logo link for the Nike project", it goes straight to your Sinqlo library and returns the real answer. No hallucinated hex values. No outdated files. No ZIP emails. What Brand Asset Management Tools Does Your AI Agent Get? Once connected, your AI agent has access ...

... makes pricing easier. Products from anonymous creators compete on price. Products from known practitioners with a track record compete on trust. That's a completely different conversation. Comment from Samir Asadov(@samir_asadov): For specialist/practitioner products this 'brand vs product' framing breaks down the product IS the brand statement. A financial model template built from real deal experience signals more credibility than a thousand brand posts ever could, because the buyer (a CFA with a deal on their desk) reads ... ... stepped aside while still living, and he knew he needed to protect Apple. George Lucas made Star Wars bigger than him, it's now a Disney franchise and it will outlive him when he's gone. Phil Knight > Nike

... funny how we re all obsessed with building the next big feature. But tools don t make things special. Stories do. Nike never sells you shoes. Airbnb sells belonging. @Loom turned a screen recorder into communication. Features get copied. Stories don t. I was talking with a friend yesterday and he said something that stuck: In the end, it doesn't matter how much money you raise or how many features you ship. What matters is if people love your ... ... sharing ours. The pivot behind Pretty Prompt . Would love to know - what's YOUR pivot story? Comment from Viktoriia (@virtualviki): @ilaiszp  Started with AI Figma, it actually wrote most of the code. Then moved to Claude working through VS

... marianaprazeres & the team. I learn from them every single day - Mariana blows my mind with AI knowledge. We crossed 1,000+ users, with our core users booking around 20 meetings a month. That includes people from NBA, Nike, Diageo, Warner Music Group, Synthesia, TikTok and adidas. The last two I'm cheating a little because they are all likely my old co-workers, but the rest, super cool company to keep. We re sitting at ~80% reliability, which ...

... nika): @byalexai  I am just thinking whether it is a real type of long-term business or just a "bubble opportunity". Because there are companies or types of services/brands that have been with us for 3+ years. Billa, Nike, etc. But I cannot name one dropshipper I felt like it was just a blink of an eye and it's gone ...

... based solo maker and dad to a little toddler. Over the last 25 years, I ve designed apps you ve probably used - for brands like JD Sports, Footasylum, Superdry, Very , TalkTalk, Nike, Hugo Boss, WattBike, and E.ON, to name a few. Now, for the first time, I m building something of my own - I m genuinely excited to share it with you, hopefully helping a lot of people along the way. It s called NoSho. If you ve ever tried ...

... ProductHunt! I ve had countless failed ventures so far and I m sure there are many more to come. My first notable project (2022) was a Nike Bot designed to automatically purchase limited edition shoes. I made a few sales, totaling about 50. It was going well until my web server failed, and with no backups, it quickly came to an end. Big lesson learned!! But here s the thing: I never stopped learning! Every mistake, every failure taught ...

... Last year I was spending most of my days doing web & UI-based freelance work for brands like Nike, Sonder, and smaller companies you've probably never heard of. I learned a lot but wasn't making money when I wasn't working, and rarely worked on anything that would compound my efforts over time. Now, I dabble with digital products I can build once and sell repeatedly and mostly spend my days building Super , a really simple ...