... marketing and positioning, but also wondering about how should a PH launch be weighed in my case. I know one of the key valuable pieces is getting early feedback, but just trying to understand how it affects B2B vs B2C apps in general (and if there is any difference) Comment from Venkat A(@venkat_a2): Everyone's answered what stage to be at, which is the useful half. The other half of "when" is which day, and that one tends ... ... from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @thenameisarian  Upps, it seems that this is a duplicity of your answer :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @dinocorreia  To be honest, for now, I was able to find only one competitor

... Product Hunt! I m Nora, a biotech operator turned founder based in San Francisco. I ve spent most of my career working across biotech strategy, operations, and commercialization, and completed my MS in Biotechnology and MBA at Harvard. I m now building at the intersection of digital health, consumer technology, and AI with my app, Nervana. Lately, I ve also been learning how to build and code using AI tools. As someone without a traditional technical background, it has been ... ... founders learning to build with AI. I ll be launching Nervana soon and sharing more about the story behind it in an AMA. For now, I m excited to meet everyone and see what you re building! Comment from Nora

... yours - the one category of change you still gate by hand even after trusting the agent with everything else around it? Comment from Omri Ben-Shoham(@omri_ben_shoham1): @Gal Dayan that's a good distinction, loud failure vs silent failure. billing bugs generate a support ticket the same day. a permissions bug can sit there for months with nobody complaining because the person who gained access has no reason to report it. I think the actual ... ... Shoham(@omri_ben_shoham1): Good additions all around. @Sabber Ahamed the health record example is a great one because it's the same shape again - wrong-but-silent beats wrong-and-loud every time as the scarier failure mode. @Nora

... privacy feature. It's a trust feature. People will only be truly honest with technology that promises not to remember everything. Has anyone else experienced this tension between data retention and user trust? Comment from Mona Truong(@monatruong_murror): @nora_rodden  thank you! and yes, the prompt-shortening angle is an underrated benefit. when you're not carrying months of context, inference is faster and cheaper, and the AI actually responds more precisely because it's working with ... ... impermanence actually makes the present moment feel safer. it's the same reason people are sometimes more honest with strangers than close friends. when the stakes of being remembered drop, the willingness to be real goes up. Comment from Nora

... into. Think of it as having a local friend in your pocket who knows exactly what you'd love to discover. Would love your feedback - what would make you actually use a travel app? Comment from Rich Riley(@richardriley): @nora_studiohedera   Of course, traveling a lot an app like this is very intriguing. I'd probably use it on-the-go, based on what area I'm in, similar to going to google maps, but with more personalized suggestions ... ... Seems like this is direction you're going and looking forward to seeing it. Congrats on the app! Comment from Nora

... Hello Product Hunters!  I m P nar from the Nora IPLM team.    Nora

... honest, it gets messy fast. Files live in 10 different places, versions get mixed up, BOM edits slip through, approvals lag and suddenly the quick fix takes a whole day. That s exactly why we built Nora IPLM. It pulls everything into one clean, structured workflow so your team can move without the usual chaos. And yeah, we re giving 6 months of full access free for early-stage teams who want to build without friction. If tighter control, cleaner ...

... Hello everyone, I m part of the team behind Nora IPLM a cloud-based SaaS PLM platform built to bring the full product lifecycle into one space: from ideation through BOMs, change control, risk tracking, and into production. (Check it out at www.noraplm.com ). Before we roll out the next wave of features, I d really value your input: 1. In your view, where does a platform like Nora

... everyone! I m Rishika, part of the team behind Nora IPLM - a cloud platform that helps small and mid-sized businesses manage their product lifecycle more easily. We re passionate about making product data and collaboration simpler for growing teams. And I am excited to connect with makers, learn from your experiences, and share a bit of our journey with Nora

... tool to international attendees to make the best out of their free time and travel around. Some are still using the platform while others signed up for the waiting list for the official launch. Comment from Andrei Tudor(@andreitudor14): @nora_roberts1  Sounds like a super low-effort, yet high-signal approach - glad to hear it worked out! Did you end up building on that curiosity and turning those replies into your first users, or was it more ... ... Sounds like you managed to turn early curiosity into real community contributions, which is no small feat Relying on travelers to populate the platform must add another layer of unpredictability. Curious, how do you balance between seeding content yourself vs

... take my time and thank you very much for reading through all this, I would be so happy to hear all your thoughts, scrutiny, and praise (if there is) Wishing you the best, Heshana. Comment from Heshana(@henyustra): @nora_roberts1  Pleasure is truly mine to have met ya! QuikPlots currently has 34 countries, mostly from Asia. For now, I would love to hear how users feel about the application as a whole, especially the map editor. In the near ... ... create maps that show the location of something in contrast to a nearby geographical feature! I honestly want to build this app to be driven by the ideas of the community that uses it! Thanks for your comment Nora

... that was more like pseudocode where you could vibe your way to a refine product by intermixing programming and product concepts... perhaps intent-driven coding? (i.e. explain what I want it to do and how to evaluate the outcomes versus describing how to achieve those ends?) Comment from Jawad Tijani(@jawad_tijani): AI coding tools are solid right now: great at autocomplete, decent at generating snippets, and kinda figuring out context. But the real next step? AI that actually works ... ... developing a web applications: https://github.com/Stellify-Soft... I ve also built an editor to create the definitions: stellisoft.com It opens up lots of possibilities when it comes to development, testing and even automating maintenance! Comment from Ken Miller(@seriousken): @nora