... best demo clip? What happens to me if an upstream provider changes pricing or quality? What does day 90 look like? or say outcome-oriented pricing! Products that survive those questions tend to compound. Thin wrappers get squeezed on price or absorbed by bigger platforms. Not all of them; some will find a niche and be fine. Curious what you guys think? Would love to hear from other builders and people who are using such products ...

... technology stacks, models and tools as we develop it further. You re welcome to explore the platform and its Developers area through our launch page. Comment from Rajan Dua(@rajan_dua): Australia came out of the pandemic into a squeeze. The cash rate went from 0.1% to 4.35% in eighteen months. Rents followed. Small businesses carried the fixed costs, and builders faced a particular challenge: their money arrives through progress claims while subcontractors, wages, super and the BAS fall ...

... beside the thing you were actually working on, its right edge went off the screen. It was an app you opened, glanced at, and closed It now goes down to 500 340 and instead of squeezing the same layout into less room, it changes shape. Below a certain size, each tool stops being a shrunken page and becomes a widget: the figures that matter, all on screen at once, nothing to scroll, nothing overlapping. The sidebar retracts below 720 points ... ... View menu with 1 5, and a toolbar button brings it back at any size. Where a list and a detail panel genuinely cannot both fit, you get one at a time with a way back instead of two squeezed

... created 6 video ads and 4 static ads, intentionally making them very different. Colorful, minimal, funny, serious, product-focused, completely weird. Now each gets the exact same budget and a fair chance to compete. The goal isn t to squeeze the most installs out of this first test. It s to look for signals. Which ads get watched? Which get clicked? Which lead to installs, registrations and actual Votap users? With a smaller budget, you can t spend thousands testing ...

... created 6 video ads and 4 static ads, intentionally making them very different. Colorful, minimal, funny, serious, product-focused, completely weird. Now each gets the exact same budget and a fair chance to compete. The goal isn t to squeeze the most installs out of this first test. It s to look for signals. Which ads get watched? Which get clicked? Which lead to installs, registrations and actual Votap users? With a smaller budget, you can t spend thousands testing ...

... Every app I check out lately wants to do everything. Notes, tasks, docs, calendar, team chat, plus an AI assistant squeezed into the sidebar and a huge dashboard tying it together. On paper, having one tool for everything sounds convenient. In practice, I open the dashboard, get overwhelmed by all the clutter, and close the tab. I really don't want to run my entire life inside a single app. I just want lightweight tools that do one specific ...

... value. Even bringing one in for a few key screens, user flows, or a design system can make the product feel much more polished and intentional. So for me, it s less about AI vs. designer and more about using AI for speed and a designer for the details that make the experience feel unique. Comment from Linoy Bar-Gal(@linoy_bar_gal): @adana   Comment from Linoy Bar-Gal(@linoy_bar_gal): Building solo, I do design it myself ... ... actual build or copywriting because it all looks the same. A copywriter and a designer have the power to make your website and, by extension, your business stand out, so I think they're worth it. The alternative

... perceived as completely normal (at least for me). As equal human work. How do you view things generated by artificial intelligence? Maybe it's true that who is behind the output and prompting also influences the result (professional vs. amateur). But it clashes a bit with the fact that: if we do things with AI, why do we demand less money for the output? (We perceive it as cheap.) Comment from Lisa(@yelyzaveta_kibets): Same feeling!) Recently I was trying ... ... written. They just didn't help at all. All generic water. Even the "how-to" video content is nowadays mostly AI-generated. Only Reddit, with real humans there, helped me. That's the real thing for me. Not AI vs

... there's a distinction I keep thinking about: apps built with AI (Cursor, Claude, Copilot writing the code) vs apps that depend on AI APIs at runtime to function. I'm in the first camp. I used AI-assisted coding heavily to build Briskly (a cleaning app that scans your room and generates a timed task list), but the app itself makes zero LLM API calls. The scanning runs on Apple's Vision framework, entirely on-device. No tokens ... ... pricing volatility bitten anyone yet? Anyone shipped with local/on-device models (Apple's Foundation Models, Core ML, quantised open models)? How was the quality gap in practice? Where's the line for you? Which features genuinely need a frontier model vs

... Lenin(@basil_lenin): So for the most part, It works like a charm, and the installation part was easy too, but something that I found kinda bothersome was the widget on Windows like I get that you can't squeeze in everything to something that small but I feel a little refinement could go a long way as it would make the need for the pop up menu to something that you only need to go to for bigger operations ... ... guys, I can absolutely see the effort gone into it and wishing you all the best! Keep building!!! Comment from Raffay Sajjad(@raffay_sajjad): Haven't tried it myself yet, but reading through this thread: the Ultra versus

... aidanhornsby wrote in their blog announcement : Most founders spend their days in the land of death by 10,000 cuts: context-switching between apps, triaging email, sitting in meetings. The strategic work you started the company to do is squeezed into whatever time is left. A small group of technical early adopters is finding a way around this, using tools like OpenClaw to run AI agents that actually do real work. But bleeding-edge agentic workflows require developer skills ... ... launch Comment from cecilia(@ceciliatran): Huge congrats on the raise and the launch!! That "death by 10,000 cuts" line hit home. I have worn basically every hat at an early startup, and the strategic work always got squeezed

... same task getting more expensive. so the per-task cost curve bending down and the total-usage curve going up aren't really racing each other, they're just two separate things happening at once. the actual squeeze will be on whoever built their product assuming today's token price is permanent Comment from Orkhan Ilyas (@orkhan_ilyas): @auriko_app  This is a great point. I think the companies that move fast now and prepare their systems for scale ... ... been deliberately building toward that 1M+ questions already generated and cached, so we're not paying per question forever. But you're right that a lot of "AI products" are really just API wrappers with a margin squeeze

... practical applications entirely offline. No GPUs. No subscriptions. No datacenter. Just a microcontroller that costs less than a cup of coffee. Every claim is verifiable and tied to a script. What SuperESP Actually Is SuperESP is not another chatbot squeezed onto a microcontroller. It is a collection of specialized ternary AI models designed to classify events, patterns, behaviors, and anomalies directly on the device. The current release includes: Agriculture monitoring Voice commands Motion recognition Gesture detection Sound event classification Machine ...

... timely, move on. If you re still unsure after a quick scan, that s your answer. Pass and keep going. The goal is to spend almost no time on accounts that were never going to move. 3. You get squeezed at both ends of the market B2B pricing and deal dynamics are broken at the extremes for opposite reasons. At the top end, large accounts often overpay because attribution is fuzzy and internal buying processes are heavy. Big logos ...

... both content and   product work.   2. Google Search Console I basically live in it. For anything SEO, it's the only honest source of truth   about what's actually happening vs. what I assume is happening.   3. Ahrefs keyword and competitor

... doorbell. It rings the same whether it's a package or a fire. That's basically the gap Pushary fills, same hook idea you've already wired, but the event carries a real handoff (done vs blocked vs

... Product Hunt! We built compress.aurorapdf.com because we kept running into the same problem. Every time we needed to shrink a scanned contract or a heavy report to squeeze it under a 25MB email limit, the only options meant uploading the file to a third-party cloud server. For sensitive work documents, that never felt right to us. So we built something different. Here is how it works: - 100% local processing Your file never leaves your device. Everything runs inside your ...

... Product Hunt! We ve all been there: you need to make a quick text correction, squeeze a bloated file down for an email attachment, or drop a fast signature onto a contract. Instead of a 10-second task, you end up hitting a forced account registration, a heavy desktop installation prompt, or an aggressive premium paywall. Traditional document tools feel less like productivity software and more like intentional bottlenecks. That is exactly why we built the Free Online ...

... bodies like our ancestors did. We schedule exercise. We set up programs. We need the right day, the right mood, the right playlist. And when none of that lines up we do zero. So I made Squeeze Now: Isometric reminders while you work It won't replace your gym. It won't build your dream physique. But it will make sure that on your most sedentary, screen-locked, deadline-chasing days, your muscles fired at least a few times. When ...

... subscriptions no longer cover usage on third-party tools like @OpenClaw . If you were running your agent with @Claude by Anthropic , curious what option you'd pick: would you pay the extra bundle? pick another provider? or use an alternative like @KiloClaw or @Zo Computer ? Comment from Sayanta Ghosh(@sayanta_ghosh): Most of the stuff that I tried on OpenClaw can easily be done on Cowork. I shifted to Cowork a long time back. What use cases am I missing ... ... unable to do? Comment from Priyanshu Singh(@priyanshu_singh23): Feels like this will push people to rethink their stack more than just swap providers. A lot of setups were built assuming bundled access. Now it s more about control vs

... start. I believed that "keyword density" mattered. I spent hours making sure our target keyword appeared exactly 3-4 times per 500 words. I used tools that highlighted which words were "under-optimized." I even re-wrote paragraphs to squeeze in one more mention. Turns out that hasn't been a real ranking factor for over a decade. Google's RankBrain (2015) and BERT (2019) made keyword density obsolete. These models understand context, synonyms, and user intent. They ...

... Then the other answers are usually product, distribution and marketing: A product so good it speaks for itself. Distribution so natural and low-cost the product starts lifting itself. And then brand/marketing. The part where you somehow manage to squeeze into somebody s goldfish brain for a brief second and make them care. My background is in marketing and community roles locally, globally and by business unit at adidas, then TikTok platform and family of apps at ByteDance. This article ...

... held up. Desktop didn t suffer, it got cleaner. The constraint forced an information hierarchy that works everywhere. I m sharing a screenshot because the vertical density and expansion model are hard to explain without seeing them. Trying to squeeze in a complex workstation into mobile in one swoop was definitely an ongoing battle, but it has its perks as well ...

... Pricing can be it, but I'll usually give something a go if there's a 14-day or 30-day trial period. More often, if's a mental calculation of: Is the juice going to be worth the squeeze? For any product that's asking me to replace something else (e.g., email client), I have to go: Okay, is the projected benefit compared to staying with what I've got enough to justify all the onboarding? For products that ... ... usually starts with bad UX/UI. I like e.g. UX/UI of Coinbase. I hate Binance because of the bad user experience. Comment from Alex Cloudstar(@alexcloudstar): @npmitaart  That makes a lot of sense. Outcomes are the clearest filter. Effort vs

... they live : Google and Amazon can afford to keep model costs low because AI strengthens their existing money-printing businesses. Pricing, in that context, becomes a strategic weapon, not a reflection of cost. You can see how OpenAI gets squeezed in the future without cloud, ads, search etc. As intelligence becomes cheaper and more interchangeable, pricing stops being about intelligence itself. Instead, it shifts toward human factors: taste, trust, personality, and brand. This isn t new. Other industries have followed ...