... When we launched Sway, it was simple: Speak your thoughts and get structure. Since then, something shifted. Sway

... Most of us already think out loud. While walking, driving, shower thoughts. Voice memos everywhere. The problem isn t capturing thoughts. It s processing them. That s why we built Sway ( swayvoice.app ). You speak and Sway

... After launching Sway on Product Hunt, we read every single comment. Some of you loved the simplicity. Some asked for more depth. Some wanted Sway

... style teaser to hook viewers. Founder story: You on camera explaining what it is, why it's unique, and who it's for. These formats cover most effective options I've seen for launches. The video doesn't really sway my upvote decision, but it does influence whether I sign up or buy. If something's unclear, I'll ask in the comments or highlight what stands out if I like it. Not to mention, video is an optional field ...

... After launching Sway on Product Hunt, we read every single comment. Some of you were excited. Some curious. Some skeptical. That was good. Because Sway

... When we launched Sway here, the idea was simple: To speak out your thoughts and get structure. Since then, a lot has happened. We shipped quite a few features. But what s been more interesting to me is how people actually use it. A few things surprised us. First: People don t speak like they type. Voice is messy, circular, emotional and sometimes contradictory. And when it gets structured, it often reveals something the person didn t consciously articulate before ...

... affects whether someone pauses or just keeps scrolling. Launching really changes how you browse PH. You start seeing it less as a feed and more as a collection of signals. Comment from Alex Cloudstar(@alexcloudstar): Same here. I m swayed by a 20 40s maker-talking clip. Feels human. Clear who it s for / not for in the hero. Pricing visible. Tiny roadmap or what s next. Fast replies in hour one. I skip launches hiding pricing or only mockups ...

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... part is that "good" doesn't have a universal answer. "Good" is super subjective . What one person thinks is great, another might find too basic, too difficult, or just plain boring. And honestly, people's judgment about content gets swayed by all sorts of things their environment, social circles, even current trends. Basically, "good" is never a one-size-fits-all thing . It's something that really clicks with your audience and the market at a specific time and place ... ... clearly define your target audience: Who are they? What's their knowledge level? What market are they in? What kind of content do they usually consume? What content actually works for them? This is essentially user profiling combined with competitor

... better from one app to another, but the rising tide of AI progress will lift all ships here. Other than that, all the cool features I've seen introduces can be pretty easily copied by all well-funded competitors. Thoughts? Comment from Furqaan(@chaosandcoffee): @emikes919  Completely agree. Fathom is a great product but the quality of the transcript can improve. Comment from Edward Michaelson(@emikes919): @chrismessina   @gabe  don't you think AI video call tools are early ... ... saas fatigue curve"? Eventually, like every other app, people will get sick of using multiple, and the best competitors

... life Comment from Scott Spanier(@scott_spanier): @cryptosymposium  This raises serious concerns of power when considering how the person who built the model (or even the AI itself) could encourage individuals to think/act a certain way with the sway of emotional attachments... Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @cryptosymposium   @konrad_sx  It highly depends on how someone can cope with problems and how stable he/she is. Comment from Scott Spanier(@scott_spanier): @busmark_w_nika   Alphs ...

... levelsio): @ben_griese  "Why deregulation and not focusing on making things easier for small to midsize businesses? You mention the latter as a couple points on your site. Focus on preventing the giant monopolies from having too much sway, allowing for more competition and ingenuity, much of which is lacking across tech." You essentially answered your own question: Regulation is why it's now hard for startups and small and medium businesses to operate in Europe. Regulation ironically makes ... ... Griese(@ben_griese): Why de regulation and not focusing on making things easier for small to midsize businesses? You mention the latter as a couple points on your site . Focus on preventing the giant monopolies from having too much sway

... last SF trip! Comment from Aaron O'Leary(@aaronoleary): NEO Gamma   @rohanrecommends  I don't see them being cheap for a long while. Yeah same the privacy stuff creeps me out but I feel I could be swayed but at the same time I like doing chores so not sure what I would use it for. I think it could be great for senior assistance though Comment from Rajiv Ayyangar(@rajiv_ayyangar): It's interesting to draw ...

... startups? Maybe they already do? One of the reasons Denver's startup scene grew so quickly was that they offered startups extremely cheap or in some cases even free office space for a limited time in order to sway founders to relocate. Comment from Vishal (@vishal_rayarao): Love this approach realistic optimism is often what drives actual change. Instead of chasing SF/NYC, focusing on making Phoenix a solid top 5 hub sounds like a strategy that could actually work ...