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"You know, someone needs to build a service like this for the world."
Facebook succeeded in connecting the world, but keeping up with all of your friends and professional coffee buddies is overwhelming.
In 2017, another Harvard student dropped out to solve this problem, and his team's AI-powered Personal CRM launches today.
Conduit is like a personal Chief of Staff:
📊 Powerful AI tracks every meeting, email, and connection
💌 Integrates with Google, LinkedIn, Outlook, and your calendar
☕ Automatically reminds you to catch up with old friends based on how long it's been since you've emailed or grabbed coffee
Product Hunt users get VIP access with code PRODUCTHUNT. 🤗
Conduit isn't the only startup tackling this problem: Airtable's CRM template is loved by thousands (and they raised $52M!), Affinity got 800+ upvotes for their CRM, and UpHabit is coming soon.
Here's why: “Coding is becoming such an essential skill, and we want to make it possible for everyone to learn even when life gets busy."
Lessons cover all the basics in JavaScript:
🛠️ Basics like variables, functions, and loops
📝 Drawing shapes using the D3 library
💻 Building more complex functions using D3
Completely free, and available for iOS and Android so you can learn while your Uber takes another loop around the block.
Grasshopper isn't the first app to teach coding on your phone.
Beautifully-designed Mimo launched years ago, with mobile-first lessons on how to build websites and apps. Originally started as a university project, it's grossed over $100,000 in revenue since launch.
If you'd rather sit at a desk, we've curated the 56 Best Tools to Learn to Code on your actual computer. 💻
All of the most impressive products are powered by data. Spotify has 100+ data analysts dedicated to finding your next favorite tune.
Unfortunately, collaborating on data sets is difficult. Every analysis requires multiple languages, and nothing ties them together.
Yesterday, Mode Analytics launched Mode Studio, a complete data toolkit with R, Python, SQL, and built-in charts all in the same place for free, forever. It's like Google Docs, but for working with data.
Mode is adored by teams at Lyft, Intercom, and 500+ more.

Their core platform is now free for everyone:
📊 Interactive, custom data visualizations for all of your reports
🔗 Quick links to share visualizations, charts, or analyses
💌 Programmable updates: don't waste time updating dashboards
☁️ Connects to every database: AWS, Heroku, and 10+ more
Stop rewriting code. Now you can use Mode 🤗
Today’s Daily Digest was crafted by Product Hunt and sponsored by our friends at Mode. Psst! They're hiring. 😊
Arguments will be heard in South Dakota vs. Wayfair, which focuses on a South Dakota law that makes it legal for states to impose sales tax on ecommerce purchases if the company makes over 200 transactions or over $100,000 in sales in that state every year.
In other words, you might have to start paying sales tax on your favorite $5 toothbrushes, Brandless™️ products, and everything #GlossierPink.
We won't know the outcome of the case for months, but we can at least make shipping your stuff easier in the meantime:
📚 Lumi's Shipping Things teaches you everything about packaging, selling and shipping products online. They raised a $9M Series A to sell custom-branded packaging for all of your orders.
💰 Stripe's partnership with Shippo lets you print shipping labels directly from their dashboard for all of your orders.
🏷 Sticker Mule now sells branded packing tape. Cover everything in your logo or favorite emoji.
Or... you can just give Amazon a key to your house. Jeff Bezos will personally handle the rest.
The Adecco Group trains and places skilled temps at companies around the world. They have over 33,000 full-time employees. 👀
General Assembly teaches founders and operators the technical skills they need to compete in today's workforce, like web-development, data science, and digital marketing.
"Last fall we began mapping out on a white board with Adecco how we could work together, so we've been having off and on conversations with them," says General Assembly co-founder and CEO Jake Schwartz. "We'll be run as an independent entity."
This acquisition won't change much publicly for GA, but expect to see a new wave of GA-trained staffers around the world. 👩💻👨💻
GA has spent years supporting startups and founders everywhere with their Opportunity Fund to help underrepresented groups get into tech. Members get hands-on education, mentorship, and career opportunities.
They also open-sourced their website design course, so you too can build the most best websites from scratch.
Fun fact: the course was designed by an early Product Hunter. 😻
Your lights could programmatically dim based on the time of day.
The Smart Home as we imagined it exists today, but finding the right products to make each part of your house smart is tough.
You're in luck. Enter to win a complete $1000+ Smart Home package, curated by our expert friends at iTech Deals:
🔈 2x Sonos speakers for your tunes.
🛎️ A video doorbell to watch over your Amazon packages.
💡 A complete Samsung internet-connected lightbulb setup.
🤖 Google Home + 2 Echo Dots so you can talk to Alexa all the time.
Just be prepared for your friends to have smart home envy. 😉
On the heels of Uber's $200M acquisition of JUMP Bikes, it seems like every startup is trying to reinvent last-mile transportation. 6 startups launched in San Francisco alone.
We're still waiting to try this flying car, so in the meantime we spent two weeks testing every shared bike and scooter in the Bay. Here is our favorite.
If you don't live in San Francisco, take a peek into the future of transportation. Hoverboards are coming soon. 👀
In recent months, Apple announced their Everyone Can Create campaign to encourage artistic expression, Dropbox introduced a new brand to inspire creatives, and Samsung pushed customers to “Make Something” with their Galaxy devices..
Everryyyybody is focused on creativity and #content.
Finding the right photo for your landing page, app, or article is essential. The right picture is worth more than a thousand words.
But stock photography is hilariously bad... and covered in legalese. 😂
Fortunately, we have watermark-free Unsplash. A long-time favorite in the Product Hunt community, upvoted by more than 4,000, the free photo-finding platform is doing great work and recently backed with $7.5M:
🖼️ 500,000+ exclusive, high-resolution photographs…
📸 … from a community of 79,000+ contributors.
🤑 Free forever, for any use, personal or business.
💻 A public, free API to integrate directly into your app.
They’ve already teamed up with InVision, Trello, Medium, Google, and more to bring stunning content everywhere. We use Unsplash’s API to deliver photos directly in thousands of Ship pages.
Photographers win too: a photo featured on Unsplash is seen more than the front page of The New York Times.
Most recently, Unsplash just launched their iOS app to bring you freely usable photography anywhere. 📱
Today’s Daily Digest was crafted by Product Hunt (we are Unsplash users!) and sponsored by our friends at Unsplash. Psst! They're hiring. 😊
It's a big deal for Facebook. Cambrige Analytica used a loophole to download data from as many 87,000,000 Facebook users, sparking a #deletefacebook campaign online.
Even Elon Musk joined in. 🚀👀
It's not just Elon:
🦊 The team behind Mozilla's Firefox Quantum released their very own Facebook Container, a Firefox plug-in that makes it impossible for Zuckerberg to track your every movement around the web. Spooky.
🚫 Detox for Facebook will replace your Facebook feed with something more distracting, like Hacker News, Dribbble, or even Product Hunt.
👻 This nifty extension will hide your activity on Messenger, so you can browse your messages without triggering a read-receipt.
📱 Fight feed addiction with an app that blocks Facebook on your phone.
Mark testifies at 2:15PM ET. We will be watching 👀
Users are taking between 6 and 7 rides a day. They're incredibly popular.
This isn't the first time these two companies have appeared on the same headline: Uber partnered with JUMP months ago so riders could rent a bike directly from the Uber app.
In addition to SF, JUMP bikes are already riding around Washington D.C. and soon Sacramento and Providence later this year.
JUMP isn’t the only one innovating on last-miles transportation:
🚁 Google's Larry Paige backed the Kitty Hawk, a personal flying car designed that looks a lot like a massive drone.
🕳️ Elon Musk's Boring Company wants to build tunnels that criss-cross your city and cut your entire commute down to minutes.
🛩️ The Flyride actually lets you fly, using uber-powerful jets of water.
👟 Low-tech Flaneurz convert your sneakers into clip-on rollerskates.
📈 The Onewheel is a self-balancing electric skateboard with only one wheel. Modern version of the hoverboards that went #viral last year.
What's your favorite innovative way to get to work? Let us know. 🚴♂️

















