... Product Hunt I m Purushotam (LINAPIS) I m building DataSnifferAI because I kept seeing the same painful moment inside growth/marketing agencies: A client asks: What are competitors doing right now and what should we do about it? and the honest answer becomes 3 days + 27 tabs + screenshots + messy docs . It s not that agencies lack tools. There are plenty

... Many people have told me that being part of Gen Z comes with advantages we have time, energy, and plenty of opportunities to shape our careers in the AI era. And I do feel lucky to have grown up with technology, to have had early exposure and opportunities to learn and explore it. But the AI era feels different. The shift is not only new, it s happening at lightning speed. Before I ve even fully adapted to working with ... ... Novoselac(@d_nov): @monatruong_murror The layoff wave has hit me 3x's in the last 5 years. I'm riding it out by seriously upping my AI skills. Being in Marketing/Sales Ops for 20+ years has given me plenty

... finance day-to-day.  Bookkeepers enter receipts. Accountants do year-end filings. But beauty pros are left in the dark for the most part of the year when it comes to profit and tax estimates.  There are plenty of appointment booking and payment collection software out there, which helps to manage the sales side of things.  But how about actual earnings? Income - expenses = profit - tax = take home pay.  Tools like that simply didn t exist. Until ... ... learn how to build a real product with code. I had to reason through problems, read and debug code, connect frontends to backends, work with databases and APIs... And I did get quite comfortable living in VS

... what s next, too.) Platforms: we ve spent time with Google DeepMind, OpenAI and Microsoft in the last few weeks. Their roadmaps heavily influence the entire industry. Other builders & events : it s amazing seeing what excites people. SF vs. London is hilariously different. VCs : they see thousands of pitches. Their pattern-recognition is a cheat code if you listen carefully. Customers : sometimes you have to ignore everything above and ground yourself in what the average, non-bubble, person ... ... copy, paste, and edit. Agency is high. With inbox AI tools, the emails are written for you . Agency drops. As models accelerate, the question becomes: Who s really behind the wheel? I do a healthy amount of editing and plenty

... Yesterday, @rohanrecommends noticed some changes on this Platform  the "Coming soon" page is gone. There's no reason to panic because you have plenty of options to be visible, for example: You can place the PH badge (button for support) on your landing page. You can send a reminder email or push notification to your supporter. You can set up a LinkedIn/Facebook virtual event where you insert the link for your launch. You can use PH forums with relevant ... ... push the "Notify me" button, but that's an everyday activity at Product Hunt. This is self-developed, organic traffic to Product Hunt, as creators develop and manage their community of supporters here. Now, there are plenty

... Software By July 18, 2024, we stopped working on the hardware device completely and gave all our attention to Wispr Flow, the voice dictation platform. Our investors supported us. They had seen some inklings of this and seen plenty of founders unable to make the tough call of killing their baby. Still, that difficult situation forced some other difficult decisions. We initially thought we would keep a handful of people on the hardware team so that we could keep doing ... ... that, we weren't even a consumer software company. By January, we were seeing long posts on LinkedIn and X about how the product had changed people s lives. We also saw ~20% of our users convert to paid (vs

... Product Hunt! Just shipped Vibes - music discovery through human stories, not algorithms. There are plenty of ways to discover music out there, but they're all algorithm-driven. Spotify's Discover Weekly uses your listening data, Apple Music has editorial playlists from people you don't know, and TikTok just throws random 15-second clips at you. I didn't like that and wanted something more human. I wanted to build a place where you actually get the story behind ... ... changed my perspective on everything." Real context from real people, not just "because you liked X artist." If this sounds interesting, would love your upvote! Always curious to hear what other makers think about human-centered discovery vs

... know that. I wasn t a regular user myself, but I did test the app about a year ago. From what I m seeing in the comments, long-time users are understandably panicking. There are plenty of alternatives

... time afterwards, so we can overrun if we feel like it. An important issue shouldn t be left unresolved just because you ran out of time on your calendar. We re a  remote company , but we still spend plenty of time together. When travelling together, for example, Tim and I always book an Airbnb instead of booking separate hotel rooms. This grounds us back in the  early days of PostHog  when we worked 16-hour days ... ... stuff first, because starting with the bad stuff means there s no real energy to do optional-feeling opportunistic things. Remember that startups win on their upside because everything is screwed up by default, so make sure you spend plenty

... have to install anything, updates are seamless, and their data is accessible from any device with a browser. For investors, the advantages are just as compelling: a single tech stack, easier user onboarding, lock-in effects, and plenty of levers for driving growth and virality. And yet, here on Product Hunt, the occasional local app still gets a warm reception. Which raises a question I keep thinking about: Do local apps especially those built by small indie teams still have ... ... than later, they will be the ones who count. Comment from Alex Cloudstar(@alexcloudstar): Great question. As a user, I still install native apps, but only when they clearly offer a better experience than a browser can. Tools like VS

... idea of going "Build in Public" for my startup, but I m torn. On one hand, it seems like an awesome way to grow an audience, get early feedback, and build trust. On the other, I ve seen plenty of people burn out or struggle to balance actually building vs

... everyone! Open source has become a big and important approach, helping developers, startups, and communities build incredible tools together. But open-sourcing a project isn't just about uploading code to GitHub there are plenty of challenges, surprises, and lessons along the way, right??. For those who have open-sourced a project, what s the one thing you wish you had known before starting? Was it about managing contributions? Dealing with feature requests? Setting boundaries for free vs