If you stay in product management long enough, you catch a specific virus: "Change the World Syndrome."
We preach disruptive innovation in our slides, justify billion-dollar TAMs in our weekly syncs, and sit in coffee shops scoffing at small tools for having "no competitive moat." We are trained to think high-level, to seek "underlying logic," to "empower industries."
This grand narrative is intoxicating. It feels like the confident declarations made after one too many drinks at 2 AM.
But the reality? Most of us are crushed by the Sunday grocery run long before we ever make a dent in the universe.
Hey everyone! 👋
I’m really excited (and a little nervous) to share DishPal with you today.
I cook a lot, but I always dreaded the step between “here’s what I want to make” and actually buying the ingredients. My notes app was a mess, my tabs were full of recipes, and I’d end up wandering the grocery store trying to remember what I’d forgotten.
So I built DishPal — something small, calm, and genuinely helpful. A little assistant that turns meals into organized lists, so I can focus on cooking instead of juggling scraps of text.
If you try it, I’d love to hear what works for you (and what doesn’t).
Thanks so much for taking a moment to check it out — it truly means a lot. 💛
More story about DishPal: https://elevenapril.com/dishpal.html
Swytchcode
Congrats on the launch!
@chilarai Thank you so much, Chilarai! 💛 As a maker, you probably know how nerve-wracking launch days can be, so your support really helps settle the nerves. Truly appreciate you stopping by!
Swytchcode
@elevenapril Of course, I know the launch peril and the hard work put together to bring the product alive. Keep it up!