... took me 15 minutes). It's almost like how, once someone starts using an iPhone, they don't want to switch back to Android. My main headache with auth/permissions was trusting Lovable to do it well. Those topics have to do with security, and that itself is a very important part of an app. Lovable has a security system that finds all vulnerabilities, but even Lovable themselves say it's not perfect, and multiple runs are recommended. I haven ... ... chat if useful for your research! Comment from Robert Vassov(@robert_vassov): @ryan_hendrickson  Yea, I specifically developed it because there limited tools to help those who wanted to do their own calculations. It fits between a spreadsheet

... inventory aligned across platforms (WooCommerce first, then others). My focus is less on flashy AI, more on reducing real operational chaos: drift, oversells, broken handoffs, and spreadsheet gymnastics. I m here to learn from operators, share what I m seeing in multichannel workflows, and contribute where I can on product/ops topics

... also representative of what user are actually asking ChatGPT. For example, if you see more ChatGPT-user agent visits on pages / blog posts pertaining to a particular feature e.g. integration capabilities, then you know to include prompts on this topic in your set AND perhaps weight them more heavily when calculating your overall visibility. This approached combined with reliable search volume data (like you mention) I think can make the results a bit more robust. It would be really nice ... ... article, same information, completely different AI visibility just because of how the headline is worded. Comment from OliverHughes(@oliverhughes1): Really insightful breakdown on how structured content impacts AI retrieval. I ve also noticed that inconsistent CSV exports from complex spreadsheets

... need social networks. However if you are a super celebrity then social networks may not be necessary :) Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord): @busmark_w_nika  I think you are a celebrity (on PH) because you actively post interesting topics for discussion, and I see that many people know you :) Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord): There is always this feeling that AI truly stores personal information, and it could potentially be used against you. However, if you don't share ... ... limits" which doesnt actually map to risk at all. Comment from Umair(@umairnadeem): i run an ai agent that has access to my email, calendar, browser, and messaging. it drafts emails, posts on social media, and manages my spreadsheets

... actionable way. so, I built a small MVP called Churnalysis to test the idea. The concept is simple: collect cancellation feedback in a structured way run short AI-powered exit interviews analyze patterns instead of reading random comments or spreadsheets Right now this is nearly-finished - I m not selling anything yet. I m trying to validate: whether this is a real problem for founders / SaaS teams what insights people actually want from churn data whether an API-first approach ... ... some learnings you've seen out there with how teams solve for churn? We built firstdistro.com - helps B2B companies predict customers looking to churn and quickly help teams prevent them. Would love to chat some more on this topic

... weeks for the full lot, give or take a percentage. I think it comes down to whether the space is empty, or you're a trusted name for that particular grouping of entities/n-grams/queries etc. If they are organised into topically related folders, sub folders, breadcrumbed together etc, you may want to work to build some citations to your hub pages to ensure search engines see that these pages are externally trustworthy too. Ideally backlinks that you'd tell your parents ... ... these are a bit of a slog, but it does pay off. Just do an hour of this a day, or one half day a week at first to keep consistent and not send yourself mad. Keep a spreadsheet

... surface realistic but unexpected scenarios, that could help uncover blind spots I wouldn t think of on my own. Comment from Jabari Zuri(@jabari_zuri): Black swan modeling is something I ve only ever done in spreadsheets, and it s painful. The instant preview with narration make it much easier to present findings to non-technical teams. Comment from Marlon Van Wyhe(@marlon_van_wyhe): @vincenzo_manto  I'll take that...lol just trying to help a fellow solo ... ... plan: now it s yours! Comment from Vincenzo Manto(@vincenzo_manto): @yatheen_brahma  Exactly. Port closures across continents is one of the top scenarios I ve been stress-testing in Datastripes. I'll post updates about this specific topic

... this topic. I became an entrepreneur because I craved the freedom to chart my own path and bring my visions to life. With Garnet AI , I m building an AI-powered platform that automates compliance checks and document parsing, cutting vendor onboarding time in half and keeping revenue moving. I chose the hard way of startup life because I couldn t ignore the daily grind sales and compliance teams face with endless back-and-forth on spreadsheets

... changes, it will update everywhere - hosted pricing page, contracts moving forward, billing and invoicing. It removes 10 back office steps to implement your pricing decision! Comment from Nikita Polovinkin(@nikita_polovinkin): Purefeed helps to find relevant content for the topic of your interest on X, saving you hours of research time =) Comment from David Camacho Cateura(@dcamacho): @busmark_w_nika  June 11th! So quite soon! Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @mcval_osborne  Another one that came ... ... technology, we always focus on solving real problems not just building fancy dashboards. Our most powerful feature? The Real-Time Dispatch Board. It s the beating heart of our Carrier TMS Software Fast Forward TMS. Instead of juggling calls, spreadsheets

... With AI getting better at parsing spreadsheets, generating dashboards, and even spotting trends automatically, I keep wondering: Will AI replace data analysts or just transform their role into something new? What tasks are you already automating? Are there risks in removing too much human context from data work? Curious to hear how others are navigating this shift especially those building or using data-heavy tools. Comment from Supa Liu(@supa_l): @arvoantoni  That kind of self-serving behavior ... ... supa_l . I've read somewhere (maybe a book, can't remember..) that in the end humans always make their decisions based on emotions. That makes the human-AI collaboration in decision-making contexts quite an interesting and challenging topic

... then when it came out for instance. As the apps that come with your car get better the niche for my app will be customization and things like cost calculation. It seems to already be more attractive to spreadsheet nerd types then average car owners so i think i can lean into that. And yeah for Flexible i think i'll end up hunting it myself although i guess it's still better if someone else adds it. Thanks ... ... shipped Kithbook. It s an AI-powered rolodex that remembers who you met, when, and why automatically. Link: https://www.kithbook.com/ Comment from Arthur West(@c_arthur_west_iv): @jakecrump  Exactly, it categorizes them and them groups them by topic

... tracy_oppermann): I know this is old but if anyone wants to roast me lets give it a go. Https://lumavel.co Comment from Uri Bram(@uri_bram1): @steveb  thanks, appreciate it! Let me add a line conveying possible topics, that seems worthwhile Comment from Uri Bram(@uri_bram1): @aaronoleary  oh thanks that's super helpful, that is definitely broken and somehow I hadn't noticed. Weird how you look at something every day and stop seeing it.... Comment ... ... just use that over this, but I may have some features you would enjoy, like auto categorization of transactions. longer: I don't use spread sheets because I dont want to transcribe all of my transactions into a spreadsheet

... Head of Ops at Product Hunt, and I frequently get asked about the best Payroll, PEO, EOR, and HRIS solutions for distributed teams. I m active in multiple ops communities (LinkedIn, Slack, Circle), and discussions on this topic come up repeatedly but These conversations often get lost in the shuffle, leading to repeated threads. Many insights are locked behind paywalls or exclusive memberships. So, I m starting this open thread in our Product Hunt forums to centralize this discussion ... ... under one Roof There was a point several years ago when I was super frustrated managing our US and International employees on separate platforms. No good integrations for a central HRIS existed either so we just had lots of spreadsheets

... more opening 17 browser tabs or piecing together solutions from five different answers from 2011. The Student Writing a Paper at 2 AM Jamie has 500 words of a 2,000-word paper due in six hours. The topic? The Socioeconomic Implications of Modernist Literature. Jamie hasn t read a single book on the syllabus. Select notes Double-tap Shift Help me develop this into a coherent argument with textual evidence Is it academic dishonesty? Maybe. Is it a lifesaver ... ... hitting your shortcut, and saying: Make a bar chart showing sales trends by region, use a blue-to-green gradient, and add a title that summarizes the key insight. And boom the chart appears, perfectly formatted, right in your spreadsheet

... this mindset, the rest is easy. Analyse your usage data and find the most active group of customers. Schedule calls and talk to them to learn their use cases. Put all the survey data into a spreadsheet and data will tell who needs your product most. Building actually useful features Now that you know who you want to build for, you have to start building useful features. This is where you need to sharpen your product management skills. Product management ... ... adoption will improve and result in increased product usage. Secondly, the net promoter score will increase as customers are getting more value out of it. We continuously measure our usage data and it is increasing. The total number of topic