... productivity style" or whether I'm a "sprinter" or a "marathoner." I literally just want to type "buy milk." The apps that actually feel calm are usually the boring ones with zero personality. No streaks, no confetti, no motivational pop-ups when I check off a task. Just a list that stays a list. Has anyone else noticed this trend? Do you prefer apps that try to coach you, or do you bail the second a setup quiz pops

... something visual. Whether it's dashboard concepts, landing page designs, or product mockups, it helps me communicate ideas quickly. 3. Google Sheets: Still one of the most powerful tools for startups. I use it for financial planning, market research, competitor analysis, project tracking, and organizing feedback. 4. Gmail: It's where I manage conversations, handle all the communication, keep important documents, store ideas, and send reminders to myself when inspiration strikes. 5. Notion: Our central workspace for organizing ideas, documenting ... ... solo founder, these are the five tools I use almost every day: ChatGPT VS

... everyone, I've been heads down working on some features lately and figured it was time to pop back in and share what's new. Poke (this one's my favourite) Your sprite can now deliver messages to your friends. We call it Poke. It shows up somewhere random on their screen with a fun little animation and delivers your message right there. It's ridiculous and fun and honestly kind of romantic? I've been poking my wife with ... ... genuinely makes our day better. Sometimes tech doesn't need to solve a serious problem. Sometimes it just needs to make someone smile when a little character pops

... poster. You know the request. The client said they wanted it to have that vibe  . And that s when the nightmare started. Version one: Not bad, they said, but it s kinda flat. Needs more  pop  . So I open Photoshop, make some layers, mess with the curves, tweak the contrast two hours later, version two is ready. Then they say: Okay, it pops

... investing up to $100 billion (with a B) in OpenAI to help it build out its computing power. This follows OpenAI s move earlier this month to buy $300B in computer power from Oracle. Those are some pretty eye-popping sums. But that may not be a good thing. AI companies need unprecedented sums of money to increase their computing power. The question is whether AI models will be able to improve enough to make those investments worth it. After ... ... rocky rollout, some people believe the AI bubble is about ready to pop

... extra mile: completed all the fields, did my best on the graphics, made a personalized video for PH, added a discount, and most importantly - replied to all comments INSTANTLY!! The hilarious twist: the very next day, a VC-backed competitor took #1. Timing isn t always in your control, but even without the trophy, PH gave us a ton of visibility. 2/ Build in public (X + LinkedIn). I started by posting daily updates on both platforms - literally day counts (still ... ... Twitter, most posts got maybe 10 likes max until one random tweet announcing my Product Hunt launch exploded in the build-in-public community. It got 200+ likes, 10k+ views, 90+ comments. Lesson: you never know which post pops

... work, client follow-ups, support replies, or daily check-ins. Instead of hunting through past emails or Notion pages Slashit App lets you pull up your dynamic templates instantly. Just type a slash command like /followup, and your template pops up with placeholders ready to fill in. You can: See a preview before sending Personalize each message quickly Avoid repetition without losing your voice Use it inside Gmail, Notion, Chat apps, wherever you type It s like having a mini ...

... early makers & founders to join our closed test phase. Instead of yet another chatbot, Lumen connects to your apps (Google Drive, Calendar, Gmail etc.) and actively monitors what s happening across your work. When something relevant pops up, it sends you tailored notifications that help you stay ahead. Example: A competitor

... time). I have tried creating ads for various formats (radio, most often written content, visuals and video for the internet). I am a marketer and, paradoxically, sometimes I find ads annoying, especially: if they have an annoying mascot that pops up on me everywhere if they interrupt my favourite activity, if they are "shallow". However, I noticed that the ads that always worked for me and those around me were: funny (MEME), and minimalist. I chose 3 that were short ... ... intelligent humour, and everything said: Apple vs

... junior product marketer looking for advice. My team and I just launched a service called RoundUp, which is a free Chrome extension made for HR professionals. It's like a memopad that pops open inside Google Meet, where they can fill out candidate reviews once the interview is over - and it automatically links to a Dashboard, where HR folks can see everything in one place. It's got very basic features (so a MVP) and of course there are many ...