... capital into specifically tech and software, and at practically all universities there these firms have a presence to find and fuel such innovation and to start invest early. Among the most notable are probably: Klarna, Spotify, Skype, Mojang (Minecraft), King (Candy Crush), Kry, Epidemic Sound, VOI, Polarium, Einride, Northvolt, iZettle, Trustly, and more recently Lovable. Comment from Sridhar Ganesan(@sridhar_ganesan1): I live in Amsterdam, and if I make it big, I want to make Amsterdam's startup scene better ...

... past 10 years, whenever I needed to call an international number, I used Skype. It had my back when I had to clear things up with the US university admissions from Austria, arrange a hotel pickup in Bali, or call my EU bank to see why my card was blocked while I was trekking through Argentina. I could call anywhere in the world for cents, and it was delightful. In February 2025, Microsoft announced it was closing Skype

... past 3 years as an indie hacker. None of them became profitable. Building failed products taught me how to code, design and market properly. And one day all those skills paid out  The idea 2 months ago Skype announced it was closing down. Most people used Skype

... After hearing - and kind of - following product hunt for a while, it's time that I released my own product on there. The launch just went live. The product is wavecall.io, an replacement for Skype as it shuts down soon. Why why wavecall? Browser-based (no app or software) Up to 60% cheaper than traditional carriers Pay-as-you-go (starts at < $0.01/min) Works with mobiles & landlines in 200+ countries Crystal-clear audio quality ...

... send people money instantly. And it s not just payments I also age myself when I talk about using dialup and the old AOL days or when I mention long distance dating and talking to my now-husband on @Skype (pre- @Zoom era, of course). Meanwhile, my boomer parents are now obsessed with @Facebook I, on the other hand, haven t posted since 2014. It s definitely not the cool place to hangout anymore. What other apps or platforms have ...

... soon: https://spyk.io Comment from Andres Vlaeminck(@andres_vlaeminck): @cryptosymposium   This looks like a really solid solution by the way are you using any kind of RAG? Comment from Prashant Lakhlani(@plakhlani): Cost-effective email marketing alternative to MailChimp. I'm close to launch, and accepting beta users. Comment below to get 100% free copy for 1 months. Comment from Tasos V(@cryptosymposium): Turn content into cash fast. chatWise : An app that turns your knowledge into a cash-making ... ... chatbot that others can subscribe to and learn from. Comment from Tasos V(@cryptosymposium): @aaronoleary  great to hear. hope it gets featured on Tuesday. Just to get a lot of feedback. Comment from Josh Mead(@joshmead): Skype

... widget or pop-up inside the app. But where and when is the best moment to ask? Feedback Tools: There are so many. Which ones are actually worth it? I heard some use Google forms. Is this a good alternative to the ones above? For those of you running SaaS or digital products, what worked for you? Would love to hear what s worked for you! Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-5191028): Comment Deleted Comment from Tania Bell(@taniabell ... ... agree. Personal messages always hit better. I d split it, some people for calls, others just quick text feedback. No need to overcomplicate it. Comment from Hussein(@hussein_r): @dennisabari  That s an interesting approach! Integrating chat on Skype

... trying to remember. Airchat attempted to solve the "skim problem" with real-time captions. It worked well. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @rajiv_ayyangar  TBH, I use Google meets so much that Skype doesn't exist for me anymore :D I only hear about Houseparty but I missed this trend. In general, social media have a hard time succeeding after 2020. The last significant growth was in TikTok. After this year, many social media came in but also ... ... real life in Italy on a trip (that was kinda adventurous) :D Many of the social media I registered for exist still, but I can name one that is less used (or heard of) than it used to be: Skype