... Would you try it at least once? Thnx in advance. Let s go! What is Kindred? Kindred is a platform where you book meaningful 1-on-1 conversations with people who share your interests directly in each other s calendars, without chatting first or social pressure. What will Kindred do differently than other typical social-networking apps? On most apps, everything usually starts with: Hey silence awkward follow-ups ghosting. Not on mine. This is how it works: You search ... ... same topics

... know this topic has been here a million times (and people will still ask me a few more times after that). I personally see advantages in both cases, but maybe one more advantage when it comes to launching during the week. Very briefly: Launching during the week  strongest days (Tue, Wed, Thurs) More people see your product (but higher competition) Higher traffic to your page if you are featured Launching during the weekend Sat, Sun Higher chance of getting ... ... comment into the post :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @build_with_aj  Yes, but you can optimise days and choose what works the best :) Comment from Rohan Chaubey(@rohanrecommends): Great topic

... book this is important for me to boost the day, especially for concentration and awakening the brain and body Reading what is happening in the world ( TechCrunch, SocialMedia Today, X ) Apple Reminders to remind me of tasks GMail + Google Calendar to arrange communication and coordinate the day Community management (mainly ProductHunt + LinkedIn ) in this part, I use ChatGPT and Grammarly to polish the text Communication with clients: Slack, Jira Execution of assignments: Notion, Taplio, Figma, CapCut Background music for less ... ... afternoons I browse the forums. Comment from AJ(@build_with_aj): @busmark_w_nika   I should make my own twitter feed as a browser extension, one with an algorithm that blends chronological posts and posts in topics

... month that officially closes the launch chapter of the year, so you still have a last chance to come up with something that will get attention. Such December classics are definitely products with these narratives: Wrap-ups Advent Calendars Most searched topics

... Since I haven't been able to meet my work goals very well in the last few quarters, I now ...

... vibe coding. @Text Blaze to eliminate repetitive typing. @Freepik for image and video generation. @Fathom for call summary and note taking. @Perplexity 's comet browser and assistant. @Google for email, documents, sheets, etc. @TidyCal for booking meetings on my calendar. @ChatGPT by OpenAI for research, writing, etc. @Wise @Mercury @PayPal @Stripe for payments. @Figma @WordPress for website / blog design and development. @Aqua Voice and @Wispr Flow for desktop and mobile voice dictation. @Shortcuts for scheduling chat messages on iMessages ... ... takes minutes. They ve really changed the way I handle visual content, especially for travel-related stuff. Curious to see what December brings feels like the year still has a few surprises left. Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): Great topic

... notes to catch up on what s happening? PrePilot fixes that. It's the world's first AI pre-brief assistant that automatically pulls context from Gmail, Slack, Google Calendar, and more so you always know: Who's in the meeting & what the agenda is Important topics

... myself, having goals is what motivates me to break away from TikTok/YouTube. As long as the goal/task for the day/hour/whatever is done, then a reward of funny videos is also fine. Comment from Anastasia Liamets(@anliamets): Blocking my calendar for a specific task Defining one goal of the day - no matter what I should get it done Standing desk helps too Comment from OnlyCrave(@onlycrave): I was somehow addicted to tiktok until I realized it, and the best ... ... Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord): @busmark_w_nika  The last series I watched was The Mandalorian from Star Wars (I enjoy science fiction and fantasy xd) Comment from Alexander Alkor(@arthen_factory): it's a VERY important topic

... just post whatever I feel like. (All posts are scheduled anyways so no pressure) And through posting and commenting everyday I learned how Twitter functions just like that I should be more me and authentic there. Here my actual Calendar this week: Final Words As you can see this change instantly built up some momentum for me. The ball is rolling on social media as well as in development. Each weekend I just have to hit the social media ball ... ... seriously. You have to actually consume and look at content from others. Then take this and tell the story in your way. Make it your own. It is a broad topic

... work: inside email. It s not perfect but the core idea lands beautifully. They also called out what we know we need to improve: Still Gmail/Google Calendar only Group/complex scheduling isn t there (yet) Enterprise features like SOC2 and DPA still in progress And yes, the occasional AI hallucination (HITL is a topic

... busmark_w_nika  That's a tough one for sure. Here are some tips: 1. Work on a small project first and see if you gel. Clarify expectations before you begin work. There are great questionnaires on the topic. Fundamental things like what kind of company you want to build big VC-funded behemoth or lifestyle, how many hours can you invest, do you have a runway, what do you like to do in the startup ... ... before. Another example is Savvycal they didn't go head-to-head with Calendly and try to outcompete them on distribution and branding (impossible), they carved a space in the categry with a new more convenient "overlay your calendar

... want to grow your business and brand. But you have to be consistent. And some people prepare content in advance or post in the moment. I see both styles all the time. Some people run on a content calendar that stretches 1 3 months out. Everything is planned, scheduled, and queued up. Consistency above all. Others? They post last minute catching trends, hot news, or whatever s on their mind that day. Personally, I try to stay in between ... ... talking? Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): @randeep_wilkhu  Nice. How many platforms are we talking about? Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): @ixord  I agree. That s why I have evergreen topics

... blueprint provides a comprehensive, easy-to-follow plan for creating engaging content that resonates with your audience. Here s what it includes: Tailored Content Calendar: Organize your posts with a clear timeline and structured workflow. No more guessing what s next or scrambling for ideas! Engaging Themes & Content Ideas: Never run out of topics

... founders use to talk about automation pains. That subtext is gold when you're building something like TinyCommand . That said, I do miss the messiness of early Twitter where ideas felt raw, and you didn t need a content calendar to show up. Threads were chaotic. Conversations happened in real-time. I still peek in occasionally when I want to feel that old pulse. Comment from Laura Cruickshanks(@laura_cruickshanks): OH NO!!! I love Facebook... and the Buy Nothing group ... ... serve you, it s still the best place for real-time updates, crypto discussions, and niche communities. TikTok is definitely engaging, but I often find it too fast-paced not ideal when you want to dig deeper into a topic

... taken me to get to where I am. When it becomes overwhelming, I reach out to friends to hang out with them. The talking usually gets my mind of things, and as we talk and drift through topics, sharing ups and downs, I calm and steel myself towards the future. The execution mindset, you may call it, because I've started to focus on executions of recent Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): @busmark_w_nika  I thought ... ... overboard. But I always test out tools, watch YouTube videos on how to use a given tool, and I get inspired by threads on Twitter. But honestly, you just can't do without setting aside hours in your calendar

... refining scripts Recording voiceovers (and re-recording when we flub a line) Shooting or sourcing footage Editing, branding, and thumbnail design All for a single 60-second social video that flushes our calendar and drains our energy. Our Aha! Moment What if you could simply type your topic

... advice treats time as the main resource. But energy is the real constraint. I track what kind of work I do best at different times thinking in the morning, collaboration after lunch, admin at night. Then I structure my calendar to match. It sounds simple, but aligning work to energy beats often any app or blocker. That;s my expereince though. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): @busmark_w_nika  This is something I always try to work ... ... here, and soon on Reddit and community websites. The whole concept of launching directories every two weeks came out as a solution to practice and learn how to bring traffic. Feel free to give me any advice on that topic

... helped you stay sane while building? Would love to steal some of your peaceful magic! Comment from Andr J(@conduit_design): Playing basketball in the city. Hitting 3 pointers is so rewarding. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): Good topic that will not exhaust us! :D Happy you outlined it and shared your best practices. These are mine: workout every day brisk walks in nature jotting down ideas in Apple Reminders instead of executing them :D travelling (for inspiration) :) Comment ... ... just run through my neighborhood streets. It really helps tire out my body and lets me enjoy a quiet moment for myself. :) Comment from Yanna Chi(@neonineai): Great topic

... lead to a very one-sided relationship. Grok s Hot Takes = Elon s Hot Takes Turns out Grok- xAI s chatbot- doesn t just think for itself; it kinda thinks like Elon. A new study found that for controversial topics, Grok often echoes you-know-who s spicy opinions. So if your chatbot suddenly starts ranting about Mars colonies, crypto, or woke culture, don t panic! it s just channeling its creator. Basically: ask Grok a tough question ... ... friends got judgy real fast, calling out schizophrenia and addiction way harder than other conditions. Oh, and they totally missed suicide red flags. Yikes. Bottom line? These bots might be okay for journaling or pretending to care about your calendar

... from Anh Ngo (Austin)(@ngohungtheanh): @busmark_w_nika  It's an AI assistant + workspace :) Comment from Anh Ngo (Austin)(@ngohungtheanh): We turn your brain dump into a prioritized task calendar with reminders, automatically :) Comment from Nikita Polovinkin(@nikita_polovinkin): Purefeed helps to find relevant content for the topic

... sense that you have a lot of meetings sounds like you're working hard! Since calendar is a must-have for you, would you prefer a separate weather widget , or maybe a weather calendar

... person convos and it's amazing. Particularly for my conversations in Japanese, where the chances of me misinterpreting something, missing a key note, or simply not knowing a word are higher. Granola captures all key points and topics and WRITES THE NOTES IN ENGLISH . Literal immediate translating assistant. I'm not sure if other's do this, but Granola has been the easiest to quickly boot up and get my notes in a snap...without needing to translate ... ... competitors. Thoughts? Comment from Evan Taylor(@evantaylor): @emikes919  I liked Fathom when I used it, but I hate having a bot in my meetings. That's the main reason I switched to Granola. I also use @Amie for calendar

... solves a big enough pain. Comment from MubashirullahD(@mubashirullahd): @busmark_w_nika  oh nice. What did you stream? I mostly streamed Zelda Breath of the Wild. Tech streams would have made more sense but I didn't have topic other than building an App live. Certainly possible to do that, but honestly, it would be a distraction. Comment from MubashirullahD(@mubashirullahd): @busmark_w_nika  a lot of people tried streaming in the pandemic. It was really ... ... jean_willame): Hey @busmark_w_nika thanks for the topic

... themselves more even if they've only ever raised a small seed round? Comment from Waseem Daher(@waseem_daher): @chrismessina  My own experience is: being direct and transparent is critical. This is a business decision, and approaching the topic calmly and rationally is the only way to have a reasonable conversation about it. If it starts to feel like a personal critique, an assessment of your value, or a tense negotiation, something has gone wrong. (Literally one VC thanked ... ... founder, and the fundraising landscape is better for AI founders at the moment. Comment from PRIYANKA MANDAL(@priyankamandal): This is such a refreshing and important conversation, Waseem ,thanks for leading it. Founder compensation always feels like this hidden, taboo topic

... everyone, I'm David, cofounder at morgen.so, we are in the smart calendaring and planners space, one that has quite some players. Is there anyone who's also in a somewhat crowded space, and has some suggestions on the topic