... your Discord server: "The animation system is completely broken." A developer sees it while grabbing coffee. They share it in your team Slack. Now two engineers are looking into it. Your producer is asking if this should bump the sprint. By lunch, half the team is context-switching into a problem that might affect twelve people. I call this a feedback witch hunt. One person surfaces something that sounds urgent. It spreads internally before anyone can figure ... ... engineers, two days, investigating something that turns out to be minor. But the deeper cost compounds over months: Roadmap drift. Instead of shipping what you planned, you're shipping reactive patches for whatever was loudest last week. Unpredictable velocity. Sprint

... sustainable. Dark Mode Isn't a Theme, It's a Philosophy Fifty-four IDE color schemes. Dracula, Nord, Tokyo Night, Catppuccin, Monokai Pro. Not because it's trendy, but because developers are viscerally attached to their environments. Switching from VSCode to a project management tool shouldn't feel like stepping into fluorescent-lit corporate purgatory. We obsess over details most PM tools ignore because those details are the difference between flow state and friction. Developers Aren't "Users" They ... ... professionals with refined taste, muscle memory, and zero tolerance for patronizing onboarding tours. They evaluate tools like they evaluate code by what it does, not what it claims. GitScrum speaks their language: projects are folders, sprints

... week product marketing and positioning strategy starting January 12th, and we're offering it for FREE! I can work with 2 new SaaS founders at a time. If you're interested, just DM me or comment to join the sprint. It's completely free, with no cost and no upsells ...

... Same 1,000 words. Wildly different outcomes. I've watched this experiment play out with hundreds of WordFlippin users. The sprinter learns 100 words daily for 10 days. Feels incredibly productive. Burns out on day 11. Three months later? They remember maybe 50-100 words. The marathon runner learns 10 words daily for 100 days. Never feels heroic. Just shows up. Result? They own 900+ words permanently. Here's the truth most vocabulary apps won't tell you: Your brain ... ... long-term memory When you learn 10 words daily for 100 days: Sustainable cognitive load 15-20+ review cycles per word Habit becomes automatic Neural pathways strengthen with each repetition The retention math is brutal: 10-day sprinter

... Lately I ve been talking to other founders who struggle to bring structure to growth: everyone s testing ideas, but few track experiments systematically I ended up building a Notion system to keep everything in one place (diagnostic sprint plan hypothesis scoring go/kill decisions) Curious what you all use - Notion? Airtable? Sheets? Here s mine if you want to peek: https://lake-skateboard-ad2.noti... Would love to compare setups Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord): I created a Gantt chart ...

... wants to get organized without losing focus. 7 Launching soon on Product Hunt! If you ve ever wanted a tool that s Notepad-simple, but project-smart, I d love your support https://jeera.work/ Top 10 Templates 1 Agile Sprint Track user stories & sprint

... been there. Frontend s blocked because the backend isn t ready. QA s waiting on endpoints. Documentation is outdated by the time it s shared. And somehow every sprint ends with we ll fix it next time. That s the reality we built APITect to fix. Imagine a workspace where your entire team frontend, backend, QA, PM works from the same API blueprint. No guessing field names. No chasing docs. No endless Slack threads. No code. No confusion. No chaos ... ... Teams Are Switching: Clarity > Chaos: Everyone sees the same API structure no surprises later. Ship Faster: Cut days of rework and back-and-forth every sprint

... Ready to supercharge your productivity? Let's dive into the core concepts that make Kanbanq different from other project management tools. These simple concepts will transform how you organize and complete your work. ------ Main board vs backlog The Main Board is your focus zone like Trello, but cleaner. Only put tasks here that you want to complete in your current sprint

... clients worldwide. We noticed that a lot of founders seem to spend months building to launch products to only find out that no one is interested. Therefore, we developed a service that helps founders validate first. Our validation sprints gives answers in 2-weeks: A polished landing page site that pitches your idea Support promoting the idea to the right audiences A waitlist of real users interested in your product Feedback from surveys + optional user interviews Flexible pricing based ... ... build the MVP or move on. You can check out an example here , which we also launched on Product Hunt and gave us the confidence to move onto now build it. If you are interested in our validation sprints

... agencies that want to share progress with clients without sending endless screenshots. Community foundations the groundwork is in for voting, suggestions and comments. Imagine your users being able to upvote bugs or propose features directly on your board. Redesigned sprint analytics now with better graphs and a single panel view. Want to see if your last sprint

... Post our Trust Center launch on 8th at PH, my LinkedIn had close to 4 people dm-ing me that our GPT Ranking is terrible. Just for context - long story short: We made Trust Center, free for all - at Sprinto. We built 4 major features into our Trust Center that none of our competitor

... most effective in my experience ? A war room . It s a focused setup where the whole team works in sync - same space (or online Google Meet), full focus, no context switching. We d usually run it in 2 3 sprints of 12 hours. I ve seen other teams go even harder : 24, sometimes even 72 hours straight with rotating shifts. It s intense, but the output is always worth it. You ship more in 24 hours than you sometimes ... ... hours. Usually, food and drinks are ordered for the whole team so you don t have to think about such trivial things. And everyone works together in one space. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): @lakshya_singh  Notion sprint

... help (and get leverage): 1. Add a review on the PH listing - your words carry more weight than any ad spend. 2. Reply below with the single biggest friction in your email workflow. We ll shortlist ideas for Sprint #2 and shout out the most upvoted pain-point. 3. Grab your referral link inside the app and race your friends to the Sprinter

... Folks, I m no content marketer (terribly bad at writing a copy), so I ll keep this simple I'm launching my product - Sprinto Trust Center on Product Hunt on July 8th! Would love your support, if you like the product. Get Notified for 8th : https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Product Link: https://bit.ly/sprinto-tc We ve spent months getting this right (especially the speed part). Sprinto

... communities, we re still building alone. Solution A kanban-style social network for builders. Like Notion Reddit Trello - where tasks are posts, progress is public, and collaboration is real. How it Works Boards = public workspaces (e.g. AI Tools Weekend Sprint ) Tasks move: TO-DO DOING DONE Threaded feedback, code, designs, encouragement Join boards solo or as a team Track your progress, support others, work in public Creator-powered collabs Tasks can offer rewards: $$$, promo, tools Host community sprints

... rexently found both codex and baloon.dev . One thing i like about baloon is you dont have to worry about setting up previews and the JIRA pipeline as I can assign a task directly from my Jira sprint to baloon bot. which does the changes. For instance if you want to make a simple font change in your project and assign this task to agent right from JIRA. and also see sandbox previews. Is this available with codex ...

... into automation. Helped a perfume client generate $25k+ in 60 days for an e-commerce upsell campaign (just emails, no ads). Selling cheap tester item for $1 then upselling it to $95 item. Helped a TV Streaming brand(Netflix competitor in Europe, Baltics) create email automations that convert email readers into long-term, fixed-contract paid subscribers (lookup Go3 brand). While the exact revenue generated isn't disclosed to me, I guess hundreds of thousands in new revenue ... ... material I created remains unchanged to this day. I've worked in IT for over 10 years, consistently surrounded by smart people building products and marketers promoting them. I understand product development cycle, sprints

... announce that version 2.0.0 is now ready with amazing improvements! Why v2.0.0 is a major leap forward From 21 basic features, we've expanded to 48 comprehensive features - adding 27 new tools to enhance your workflow: Comprehensive Agile/Scrum Management Sprint Management: Create, start and close sprints

... delivering Agentic AI integrations through fixed-scope development sprints. Right now, I have nothing yet out there to promote my services. By the end of this week, there'll be a website at https://railmap.systems with the offering and sprint

... overwhelming it must be for Scrum Masters to choose yet another tool. That s why we listened to your feedback and built @AgilePlus - a COMPLETE Agile toolset that brings everything you need into ONE place: Retrospective sessions Refinement sessions Sprint demo-day presentations ...and many more upcoming tools to streamline your team s workflow. We originally started with just Sprint

... overwhelming it must be for Scrum Masters to choose yet another tool. That s why we listened to your feedback and built @AgilePlus - a COMPLETE Agile toolset that brings everything you need into ONE place: Retrospective sessions Refinement sessions Sprint demo-day presentations ...and many more upcoming tools to streamline your team s workflow. We originally started with just Sprint

... What we do: Automate user stories, test cases, and bug tracking no more spreadsheets or manual Jira updates. Why I built this: As a developer/QA, I wasted hours on repetitive QA tasks. SprintZen cuts that time by 80% so teams can focus on shipping great products ...

... feedback and organise them. It s a simple one but has been pivotal for our product growth: Step-1: We take a screenshot of any kind of feedback and save it in a folder. Step-2: Before starting a sprint, we go through all the collected feedback and categorise those according to modules. Step-3: We convert the feedback into user stories and prioritize using the RICE scoring model. Step-4: We wireframe the idea and start a discussion ... ... community to understand it in detail. Step-5: We run a sprint