... opportunities and would love to work with a startup that is building something meaningful. Background & skills Product Designer with 3+ years of experience designing web and mobile products Strong in end-to-end product design: research, UX, UI, prototyping, and handoff Experienced with SaaS, fintech, and marketplace products Proficient in Figma, design systems, user flows, and usability testing Product-focused, comfortable owning features from discovery to launch Designed and shipped multiple MVPs and live products Roles I am looking ... ... global software firms like Zoho and Animaker, I began an exciting journey in freelancing. These days I mostly write or ghostwrite, I also have hands-on experience with SEO research. That means I can do keyword research, create topic

... getting something online it s everything that comes after : infra that cracks under real users code that no dev wants to touch rewriting the whole stack AI-built projects no one can maintain the moment you realize your prototype isn t a product We ve been helping founders build for years, and these issues come up every single time . I m curious: What was the exact moment your MVP became a bottleneck? I m collecting insights because we re shipping ... ... stina_amankwah1  We really simply just looked at our feedback forms from beta testing, and luckily a few features were mentioned quite a few times, so we built those first! Comment from Andrew Bryant(@andrewbryant): Hi there, great topic

... Comment from Purva Gupta(@purva_guptaa): I am mostly dabbling in content and figuring out ways to build new resources. So @Lovable has been really amazing and sort of a life-saver. ( @ChatGPT by OpenAI can also build UI/UX prototypes now, so that helped as well.) Side by side, I started learning a bit about Meta Ads. So, naturally, @Vaizle AI came in handy. Comment from Tania J(@tania_j): Mine has been genspark, from creating presentations to critical analysis ... ... 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

... Kzam(@victorkzam): Claude Code inside Cursor + Xcode for iOS development Comment from Nikita Sorokin(@nikita_40in): For our team the vibe stack is deliberately basic: Windsurf + Claude Max as our main coding setup Figma for all design work and prototyping Raycast as the command center daily chats with different models + hotkeys for everything So far this tiny stack is enough to ship fast without drowning in tools. Comment from Raf Vantongerloo(@rafvantongerloo): I use @Lovable a lot to create websites ... ... vibe coding" tool Emergent , it should be able to handle complex workflows and webapps, so I'm trying that as well now. Seems like a good tool to try and build my SaaS idea in. For research on any topic

... usually step in early to correct their direction? Comment from Navam(@navam_io): My workflow has completely changed using multi-agent Claude Code to build. I can zoom out and start with brush strokes product vision, rapidly prototype, refine or pivot quickly. I can zoom into a feature and run multiple variations before deciding where to fork the product next. I can think as a user of the product (human-in-loop evaluations) at a granular feature level or product ... ... just getting much better (and faster) than humans at this. I wrote a post recently about my current approach when I start a project from scratch: https://olegkozlov.dev/posts/age... Comment from Alessio Di Salvo(@ale206): Nice topic

... pratice and this is more helpful. There are some platforms that allows to talk online with people with different culture, languages. Comment from Peilan Qin(@peilan_qin): @busmark_w_nika  I m learning Japanese and Korean. For complex topics, I turn on the captions. If there are no captions and I can t understand, I use Google Translate to transcribe and translate the audio! When I don t get something, I watch it a few more times, check ... ... sometimes understand what the stories are about from context, but I can then also try to read them and then use Google or similar to translate to English and review to see how well I did. This gives you topical

... confusion? My basic prototype takes audience comments and feedback from across platforms and uses deep Natural Language Processing (NLP) to classify them into a wider range of emotions. This gives creators a psychological x-ray of their audience's reaction. What it Does (and Why You Should Care) Instead of just seeing a "positive" score, VibeCheck AI lets a creator: Pinpoint Emotional Peaks & Troughs: See which specific content a certain segment in a video, a topic

... like an artist: Topics How she designed Comet onboarding experience Creating generative invite codes using multiple AI tools How she created the Perplexity design system from scratch How she productized AI without leading with chat interfaces or prompts What are her principles for designing AI experiences that prioritize usability + a lot more Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:13 How Escha got to Perplexity 3:50 Creating the Comet design system 11:34 Prototyping

... young people. - Training/workshops/seasonal programs. - Financial support for laboratories and various facilities that participate in development/research, etc. Can you think of other activities that can raise the level of the state in this way? Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Great topic, Nika. I can share what I m doing and, accordingly, the companies that in one way or another are connected to me, since there are several things we focus on. -we re organizing something like a local Shark Tank ... ... hackathons, sponsoring incubators and labs, launching various grants for colleges and smaller teams, partnering with universities and funding research, and even tax rebates and easier registrations for startups are being promoted right now. These actions turn ideas into skills, prototypes

... smooth if an idea needs to be productionized. Curiosity & adaptability the best vibe coders I ve seen are basically hackers who love to learn and iterate fast. AI-primary builders especially shine here. They can whip up prototypes using tools like Vercel/Retool/LLM APIs in a weekend, which can spark new product directions. But you wouldn t hire them instead of core engineers; you hire them alongside the team as an accelerant. So yeah, I d hire one. And that ... ... clean up or refactor. I m still thinking about how to reduce that part. Comment from Smith Deere(@smith_deere): I was amazed when a vibe coder delivered a working prototype

... thought process after each prompt - More than the output code! Roll back and adjust the prompt to direct it better. - Keep chat history to at most 3-4 prompts! Keep the scope atomic and don't mix different topics. - Whenever there is a bug or unwanted features added, do not fix it forward by introducing more and more prompts. It will mess up with your code base. Always restore to previous prompt, improve it with the learnings and execute again ... ... agent lies. I think it forgets-context window limits mostly. If you nudge it about its mistake and why it happened (i.e. point it to the right files), it remembers and corrects to the right path. Today? Great for prototyping

... that's ready for the public. But for now, it's already real, and that's something to celebrate! Come play! Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @skovalev  To be honest, deco and housing are not my main topics, I just remember how big the boom was with AR a few years back, so people could try to see how things fit in their rooms. :) Comment from Erika Van(@erikavanbruggen): I think delaying the launch until you feel ... ... refine value-fit before scaling outreach. Comment from Sergei Kovalev(@skovalev): @busmark_w_nika, https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Comment from Alex Serpokryl(@new_user__35020227b3a1a9d79cfb92f): @busmark_w_nika   @skovalev  That AR idea is crazy. Could we make a prototype

... what you are building on that. When it is about learning more on a certain topic, youtube works for me many times...I create my own personal youtube lists and hear/see them during my workout. My team shot a short video of me doing that and it was funny...and they said they will be posting it soon ;) And yes, there are some topics

... similar code generation tool. There will be obstacles, there will be confusing steps and frustration. That happens when we send our software ideas to developers too. What I want to encourage is to try. Learn about the topics a little, some basics of a software development workflow, how GitHub manages software development, what does DigitalOcean or Amazon Web Services provide, etc. It is OK if we do not get a fully working, bug-free software launched ... ... doing that specific task to the tool - cause the human alone to lose capacity The loss of human intelligence is a real thing. Comment from Shobika K(@shobika_k): I completely agree, vibe-coding gives teams new opportunities to prototype

... product show a real demo of the product in action (chronicle let's you embed videos and prototypes directly) I also think a slide that is key to getting investor interest is - why now? Sure, it's a problem, and you've found a solution, but why is this the right time to invest and make it a reality? Love this topic

... coherent implementation of the tasks. Chat with memory: Using a lightweight LLM to converse with your chat history across all AI use and different conversations and sessions. I would really appreciate any insights anyone may have on these topics. Which of these would you find valuable? If none, what do you wish was available in your AI interactions but don't have? I'm not too good at social media, so whenever I ask these questions online, I just ... ... factor for me. The exact form factor of the product is an open question. I like how @Supermemory is approaching it - and it seems they have some traction with their recent launches. This might be a good area to prototype

... biggest change has been in creating wireframes. Previously, when writing product requirements, I had to rely on tools like MockingBot or Axure to drag and drop various small blocks to build prototypes. But now, I can simply tell Claude my requirements and ask it to output an interactive prototype

... NoteMyReel AI will auto populate the note with reel summary & tags. Now you can go back anytime to search and filter your saved Reels by keywords or tags. Why am I sharing? This is an early prototype and I d love your honest feedback: What works? What s missing or confusing? Would you use a service like this? Would you pay for it? If so, what features would make it worth paying for? Please ... ... tags & the summary is AI generated. For monetization, have a few ideas, Freemium Model - Free Tier: Save X Reels/month, basic search, limited tags, Paid Tier: Unlimited Reels, custom tags, advanced search (e.g., by creator name, topic

... I've been vibe coding for a few months as a non-coder and I'm still annoyed with the ...

... technical makers. Comment from Ash Grover(@ash_grover): Interestingly, I was thinking about this topic today. I have so many thoughts about "vibe coding" in general that I could easily write a more than 2,000-word essay on it. To put it simply, vibe coding has certainly opened many doors for non-technical makers and founders, allowing them to prototype

... person who has a vision for getting the product to market, can create and execute on a strategy for early traction; and at least one person who knows how to build the product. At the concept stage (I.e. basic prototype or earlier), those are all roughly equal roles and should all be contributing to the plan for the company. If your goal is just to get something shipped, with the idea that your first few products probably wont grow into ... ... nika): Hard to say. If we knew, we would already build it. In general... Try to find in discussion what problems people have (Reddit, forum comments) What is your passion when you are an expert in a certain topic

... could be less than 7 minutes How well does the AI find user experience issues? Can you show this or prove it? Social proof and case studies would go a long way here "On-demand feedback for Figma prototypes" doesn't even seem close to what this is Comment from David Molot(@dmolot): hotglue - this is really fun and am excited for the roast Comment from Nafis(@nafii): https://headshotly.ai would love to get Roast Comment from Jen from Craftic ... ... liddle): @steveb  Thanks appreciate it! Yeah we have a database of parental leave policies to help people negotiate but we also have our membership which a community as well as access to masterclasses where we deep dive on topics

... Comment from Mati Staniszewski(@matistski): @steveb  thank you! So much more magic we are research & hoping deploy soon! When we started, the first use-case we picked, was focused specifically on dubbing - and we have built a prototype, using existing research/technologies that combined the flow from STT -> translation step (via LLMs/other providers at the time) -> TTS + voice cloning for output. The more we learned there, the more clear it was that existing components weren ... ... huge unlock for industries where updates happen by voice in the field. Comment from Artin Bogdanov(@artinbogdanov): Hi Mati, I'm currently building an app called SUN, which allows curious minds to create deep-dive audio-courses on any topic

... point where the MVP service provider can step in, but anyway... Each model is becoming more "skilled". How do you see the future of both? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): Uh, this is a really great topic  teaching kids while having AI. Don't you think that in this AI era is normal schooling old-fashioned? (I know, that has been over 200 years, but with AI it is totally different level). Comment from Hussein(@hussein_r): @busmark ... ... future is AI making speed (even more) the defining factor. MVP services will adapt by focusing on AI-powered workflows, integrations, and post-MVP scalability helping startups go from an idea to a functioning business, not just a prototype

... Yesterday, Microsoft's Majorana 1 was launched here , a prototype of a quantum processor powered by topological qubits, a breakthrough that may enable quantum computers capable of solving real-world problems that are intractable with classical computers. As @chrismessina and @terrence_kelleman mentioned, some scientists believe that quantum effects give rise to consciousness, including the mathematician, physicist and philosopher Roger Penrose (Nobel prize 2020). However, most scientists seem to believe that quantum effects are not relevant to information processing ... ... minds of super-rich tech bros who want to get even richer by fundraising mountains of cash to keep their dreams alive Comment from Terrence Kelleman(@terrence_kelleman): @konrad_sx Thanks for jostling my thoughts some more on this topic