... where I did almost no deciding. I read the emails, counted what people kept asking for, and built those three things. Todos & Reminders Your Apple Reminders, in the island. Overdue and due today at a glance in the wings, tick a row anywhere to complete it, and capture new ones from the notch: hit Add, type "pay rent tomorrow 5pm", and the date is understood, shown as a chip, and saved with a real alarm. Open and Done tabs ... ... syncs to every device you own. Builds, for the developers who bought it, to make their lives easier Pipeline status for the repos you work in, from GitHub Actions and GitLab CI. A quiet colour in the wing

... Comment from Aayush Talreja(@aayu5hgit): @galdayan it's live! Pulse 1.2 just shipped with the Builds card, and it's shaped exactly the way you described: GitHub Actions and GitLab CI with a colour state up in the wings, a toast the moment something fails, and a click lands you on the failing job itself. One thing you didn't ask for but I think you'll like: your local dev servers get their own lane in the same card ...

... ship at 8am, you're back on by 4pm, and if you're late the ship leaves without you. No other kind of travel has that hard a deadline. Most people either pay for a scripted ship excursion or wing it and hope they judged the walk back correctly. So I stress-tested Routinex against that exact constraint give it a port and your reboarding time, and it plans backward from "get back with room to spare." Curious if anyone ...

... first contract without really knowing what should be in it - no clause on payment terms, no scope of work, nothing on IP rights. It worked out this time, but it got me thinking about how many contractors just wing it. So, the questions to comunnity: how did you set yours agreement up? What resources did you use, where did you get stuck, and what do you wish someone had told you before you signed your first agreement? Is that friend ...

... code gets the paranoid review, UI and analytics panels get the "looks fine, ship it" treatment. But that's just a gut feeling, not a real system. Anyone here have an actual framework for this, or is everyone just winging it based on vibes and how burned they've been before? Comment from Ankit Kumar(@ankitttbuilds): I don't follow any framework to review the code but when creating a new project i just define the way it will write ... ... features, way more surface area for that to happen unnoticed. Comment from King Joshua Marcos(@moddy): Honestly just trial and error early on. Let it fully own something low stakes, watched what broke, adjusted from there. The billing/auth vs

... stay involved while the agent is working reviewing the diff, creating a issues, following the logic, and making sure it s heading in the right direction. Vibe coding is fast, but you still need to control the wings. The goal isn t just to generate code it s to understand what s being built. Sometimes curiosity is not a distraction. It s what helps us catch bad decisions early, understand our own product, and ship with confidence. What ...

... Good luck! Comment from Ilya Ofliian(@ilyaofliian): Not a game dev, but I live in diagram/planning tools, so one adjacent thought: the moment this clicks for people will be comparing iterations layouts get argued about ("loop through the east wingvs. the corridor"), so cheap snapshots you can flip between would turn a sketchpad into a decision tool. Curious which engines/formats you're planning to export to? Comment from Ray Auguste(@saotekin): @ilyaofliian  For now I'm sticking ...

... should" be fine, and that's usually exactly when it bites me. Comment from Nolan Vu(@nolan_vu): @sabber_ahamed  Honestly for me it's mostly threshold based, if it's a one-file tweak I'll just wing it, but anything touching more than one system or anything customer facing gets a real spec first. Learned that the hard way after a "simple" task turned into an hour of cleanup because I skipped the spec on something that ...

... first time anyway. Probably useful for the next wave of people who are deciding whether this is for them. Comment from Giovambattista Fazioli(@gfazioli): welcome aboard! honestly the polish is mostly a highlight reel behind it everyone s just winging it a bit. good on you for jumping in. what brings you to PH? Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9943398): Comment Deleted ...

... claim. But it's worth it as a legal shield if it's completely a new invention or new distinguishable improvement even on an existing product. Once the patent is approved it give your product even more marketable 'wings'. I highly recommend new small startup use USPTO to protect their products right from the start. My personal experience has taught me to start that process early whiles you continue to build. Comment from Adrian Witaszak(@adrian_witaszak): Worth checking ... ... compete because the giant owns the customer relationship. The maker relicenses to something restrictive to defend itself, and then the community (sometimes the same giant) forks the last open version and carries on. The cleanest example is AWS vs

... vadym_cherkavskyi): @hira_siddiqui1  Great questions! Ingestion: You just chat with Claude it automatically saves key context (preferences, projects, decisions) to MemPlato via MCP tools. No manual input needed. Organisation: Data is stored in a "Memory Palace" structure wings (projects/topics) rooms (aspects) drawers (individual memories). Semantic search finds relevant context automatically. Forgetting: You simply ask Claude to forget something it uses MCP tools to delete or update the memory. The LLM handles it conversationally, no manual UI needed. Comment ...

... built this after seeing too many freelancers lose deals not because of their work, but because their proposals were slow, generic, or just got ignored. Curious what your current process looks like Google Docs? PDF email? A tool? Just winging it and hoping for the best? Drop your answer below and if you have any questions about Rivora, I'm here all day to answer them ...

... your Google Meet interview video calls to keep you on track and capture real evidence in the moment. I m in the "0 to 1" phase and looking for 10 thought partners to help break/build this. Do you still "wing" your interviews? What s your biggest hiring headache? Looking for honest feedback and "supportive friction" from hiring teams, talent partners, recruiters, and founders amongst ...

... Quick story that pushed me to build PriceForge : Three weeks ago, I was in final stage of a $50K deal. Sales call went great. Then the pricing objection hit: Prospect: "Your competitor just dropped their Pro tier to $79/mo with unlimited workspaces." Me: frantically opening competitor

... enough. When a platform issue or an internal tool issue goes unresolved and the vendor isn't moving, nobody really knows what to do. Push harder? Build a workaround and move on? Start looking at other options? Teams just wing it every single time and absorb the cost without ever creating the necessary report for internal use or discussing next steps. Tracking issues of internal tools you engage other vendors to support is crucial. That bothered me enough that ... ... here on Product Hunt soon. Would love to have you follow along if that problem space sounds familiar. Comment from Rian Robertson(@rianbrob): Love turning that day job insight into a tool...sounds like a game-changer for teams winging

... give me a network. That part I'm going to have to figure out the hard way. Comment from Maliik(@maliikb): No mentor, though I seriously wish I had one. Design and dev have always felt easier to wing, but I think that's partly a trap. A mentor could help a lot, but if they come in too early they can sap your enthusiasm for something you're still figuring out. Timing matters. My gut says mentors become invaluable ...

... extremely primitive. That the simulated brain "works" at all with this body and environment is amazing (if true). But note that the fly doesn't fly. Seems the didn't simulate air or it dosn't work (the wings are of course also much too primitive for this). I wonder what they did with the nerves connected to body parts that they didn't simulate. If Functionalism is true so that the simulated fly is conscious, the fly must feel ... ... Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @konrad_sx   @martin_cervantes  In some cases, science fiction movies/books are not sci-fi anymore :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @tereza_hurtova  In such a case, the person can create an alternative

... users actually want, and launching our brand new website yesterday... whoo! So, AMA! (Seriously, anything.) Some things we're happy to get into: The BTS of today's launch what went into it, what we prepped, what we're winging in real time How we're approaching marketing what channels worked, what flopped, and the stuff we'd do differently from day one The September launch story what we learned from our first PH launch and how we applied ...

... problem catcher. It solves 50% of the entrepreneurial dilemma. Comment from David Suttner(@david_suttner): #4 - my honest to God suggestion is to get a device that does 2 things: a) detect the pigeons by the sound of their wings during takeoff/landing, and b) activate a lawn-sprinkler-like spray that uses a predator's urine. The birds will eventually learn not to approach, as they will live in fear ...

... legit, the product is real. What exact spot it hit on some random Tuesday in 2024? Nobody s going to remember that a month later anyway Comment from AJ(@build_with_aj): For vibecoder dot date I kinda winged it. I had zero expectations and launched bc YOLO. but later on I did end up making more connections thanks to it. I might add an ancillary product to it and relaunch with that., something that would help the core audience ...

... That sounds like a great first experience. Looking back, was there anything you were doing before that launch like engaging in comments, posting in forums or building relationships or you didn't do any of it and just basically winged it? Comment from Alex(@mrpop): @byalexai  Curious from your experience does SEO traction before launch actually move the needle on Product Hunt, or is it mostly about relationships and platform activity? Comment from Vasileios Tsipas(@vasileiost): Any lessons learned ...

... content marketing first to drum up more interest? Comment from Dushyant Khinchi(@dushyant_khinchi): @busmark_w_nika 14 days out and you've got a solid list going! The structure breakdown (before/during/post) is honestly underrated - so many people just wing the launch day itself and then wonder why momentum dies immediately after. A few things that stood out to me: The Kickstarter backers angle is smart. They already believed in you once, so they're way more likely to support ...

... Genuine question: when you needed a brand identity, what did you do? Most founders I talk to either drop $5k-15k on an agency (and wait weeks), patch together Canva + random tools, or just... wing it until it becomes a problem. Context: I'm building Forgeably - an AI that generates complete brand kits (logo, colors, typography, guidelines, templates) in minutes. Launching in late October, but first I want to understand if this actually solves a real pain point. Offering free ...

... from Theo Crewe-Read(@theo_crewe_read): @jason_rivard  Really interesting, so you've had fingers in lots of pies so to speak! I bet the experience gained and lessons learnt are invaluable! I completely agree re finding wings once you jump off! What are they key takeaways you have from your experience in terms of starting your own venture? For me it was to do with a lack of desire to continue with sales, I love problem solving ... ... suite to back office, gave me just enough purview to venture out on my own. I dont proclaim to know it all, just enough to be dangerous - thats when its time to hit the go button, and "find your wings

... forms like 5472 or 1120. Not because they re irresponsible, they just didn t know those forms existed. Curious to hear from this community: - How are you handling IRS filings as a startup? - Do you use CPAs, software, or wing it until someone warns you? - What s the most confusing thing you ve dealt with (IRS, state tax, 1099s)? We just launched something in this space to help (focused on DE C-Corps), but this post isn t about that ...