... marketing - I don't know how to play in this game at all. For years, I fell into the same trap. I would spin up an MVP, polish the codebase, refactor the database, and wait for users to appear. Spoileralert: they never did ...or not much. Living through that much tech history is a surreal experience. I had the unique privilege of watching technologies like JavaScript and PHP being born, learning them right as they were emerging. It wasn ...

... Tabstack launched on Product Hunt this week , and the team is already thinking about what's next. What should they launch? Take the poll. Spoileralert. If you've followed the launch this week, you might have spotted some early previews: Structured Extraction - Convert any URL into markdown, JSON, or any custom schema Browser Automation - Run browser-like automations to interact with the web and complete tasks for you Automation Interactions What should Tabstack launch next? Follow @Tabstack ...

... Tabstack by Mozilla Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): brilliant! fun fact: there actually is an official Tabstack CLI - see this repo Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): should they launch it on Product Hunt? would love your input in this discussion . spoileralert Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): Quick update: @Tabstack by Mozilla is launching their official CLI (and more) today. See launch Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): "Giving users the choice is probably the best pricing strategy for developer tools since usage patterns ...

... ranked #1 Product of the Day and #1 Product of the Week. They're currently #3 Product of the Month. @Product Hunt is about consistency, and the team is already thinking about what's next. What should they launch? Spoileralert. If you've followed the launch this week, you might have spotted some early previews: App Builder - Design interfaces, define logic. Get production-ready code. Cloud Agents - Run AI agents in the cloud. Parallel Agents (CLI) - Run multiple ... ... agents simultaneously. What should Kilo Code launch next? Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): Update: They just rebuilt their @

... European Parliament officially voted to ban unpaid internships . This honestly made me happy, because I remember how, during college, I was expected to spend a full 2 months working full-time at an advertising agency as an unpaid intern (Spoileralert: I fought for and got some pay ), but that wasn t the norm. Most interns didn t get paid at all. I get that students are sometimes, sorry for the phrasing, "not worth compensating" because they re there ... ... learn and gain know-how. On the other hand, it s still about people investing their time, which should be rewarded in some way. What s your opinion on paid

... Ambassador Program Ran a week of Free0 Mobile for all users Added @Google Nano Banana Pro to image editing in v0 Released @Claude by Anthropic Opus 4.5 Preview to all users at no extra cost Oh and spoileralert: they're working on a new @v0 by Vercel . Join the waitlist ...

... space. Picture this: according to launchweek.dev , there were 126 launch weeks run by 94 different companies in 2024, including @Daytona , @Langfuse , and @Resend . Learn more about launch weeks in this story and more examples in this thread . Oh and spoileralert: They will be live on Product Hunt this Friday, November 21 , for a Battle Royale with @Gatling . The most upvoted product wins. Follow @Lamatic.ai on Twitter/X and LinkedIn for the latest updates. Comment from Aman Sharma(@amanintech): Hi Builders ...

... company. And, second, breaking through the noise has never been harder. Audiences are fragmented, attention is scarce, and it s difficult to land media coverage. And really, does media coverage even matter anymore, in the era of go direct ? (Spoileralert, it does, but not just for the reasons you might think.) There s no one-size-fits-all answer, of course, but here are three tactics from my personal playbook to stand out in a crowded market ... ... point, we use AI isn t a differentiator. Models are quickly becoming a commodity. So if you re leading with AI in your one-liner, it s worth asking: does that truly set you apart? When it comes to

... bait. Part of me wonders if it s actually something tiny, just to watch the internet spiral. What s your wildest guess? Comment from Stefan(@stepcha_cherkasov): Probably going to be centred around voice Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): Spoileralert: it's GPT-5 https://openai.com/live/ Comment from Chris Messina(@chrismessina): GPT-5 is now live on the leaderboard! Here's what they launched: gpt-5: Designed for logic and multi-step tasks. gpt-5-mini: A lightweight ...

... better?" Because if they already do, they might not be doing it well, and it ends up damaging the reputation and credibility of both the investors and the startups they fund. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @nigarsafarova  Spoileralert: It will not be and VCs will ignore it :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @fredrick_james  I think that they should create a similar document to the topics they want to fund, but instead ...

... incorporating polls within the newsletter Beehiiv and Substack have this option but for Beehiiv it is paid and at that time I didn't have profit for my emails so I switched to Substack where it is for free. Spoileralert: I used that poll feature on Substack only 2 times in my whole life. :D TL;DR: If you do not have so much profit from this project at the moment, go for Substack and when you scale ... ... best for your. eg. Chat, Podcast, Video, Community, functionality of the newsletter etc. Comment from Rohit Lakhotia(@rohit_lakhotia): Almost 2026 now, a lot of things have changed. If I have to conclude the features set for Substack

... cancel our Miro account and continue to use Notion or switch to a Figjam board if we really needed a sticky notes format (we're already using Figma so it helps reduce the number of tools we are using). *Spoileralert: we haven't needed to use a sticky note board yet... What is your team's go-to workflow and tools for brainstorming? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): We have FigJam but sometimes old good Google Documents ... ... whole brainstorm into a summary and actionable immediately. If it's with a Team, I'd say whatever most folks will revist or be able to feel the most comfortable. I've often found Miro works pretty well or

... discovered Charthop, I was with Sequoia One and Deel. I decided to test it out for our org chart, because well, heck, it integrated directly with Sequoia One and I only had to manually add my Deel folks (spoileralert, just THIS month, Charthop has helped me set up the direct integration with Deel - I m super happy! )But then I discovered the magic of Charthop - it was way more than an org chart. It was THE HRIS ... ... Deel to @Wise which makes it realllly easy to be a working nomad. I agree with you on @Lattice - it's pretty powerful but I do think it could help managers and leadership by being a bit more proactive

... SPOILERALERT: Focus on YOU. The last 3 months, I have been doing a lot of research on that topic. I have now identified a pattern when it comes to generating ideas that can lead to profits. Ideally this works for app ideas, but apply it to anything. It is all about asking the right questions. The old way of "what opportunities you see in the market", "what others struggle with" do not really work anymore. COVID ...

... Cool insight. An insight from my end, which worked well in the first attempt, is to use the self-promotion category of forums, BUT, to submit threads that give the opportunity to other people to promote their work/brand etc. SpoilerAlert: we humans love talking about ourselves lol Comment from Li Ming(@macy_li): These suggestions are truly practical! I particularly like the idea of old members re - introducing themselves. It's an excellent way to maintain activity and forge ...

... market performance. They spent 66Billion $ the big tech companies in Q4 2024 for AI expenditures, and that "little" opensource company, proved they could do it with 6M$. The rest 65,994,000,000 $ was probably going to tech stocks (spoileralert -> NVIDIA...) Comment from Rayyan Jawed(@rayyan_jawed1): Chinese products are always cost effective although i haven't seen any major difference as i was test both for my related field, but since is open sources and way cheaper ...

... talking about productivity, but what about confidentiality? I recently noticed the following: Sensitive info in recordings, Unsecured meeting notes, and access to third-party apps. How do you handle meeting privacy? I'm curious about your security practices! Spoileralert: We have a solution for that! Comment from Ciprian Melian(@melian): Meeting privacy is indeed a multi-faceted challenge. While invitation keys are helpful, @julia_zakharova2 raises an interesting point. Have we considered the entire lifecycle of meeting data? Some ...

... Spoileralert: what does not kill you, "can" make you stronger I've been building stuff ever since I'm five (literally). Always was proud to have an engineer mind. Until I wanted to make money from what I built. Lost many good products to my poor marketing. Got my lessons: Approaching people as numbers never work Be real Being everywhere is just inefficient Choose 3 channels and really be there Scaling is not your first step Do things that ...