Arthur Liebhardt

Great idea, exactly what I need soon 🙂

That's really cool. I will definitely add this to my products.

Congrats on the launch Baback, I tested Lindo early on and the results were impressive. Looking forward to seeing how much better it got. 🚀

I have been following the journey of Swiftbrief since almost the beginning. It looks like a thought-through solution. Good luck on the launch Stefan!

I'm using paste noch for quite some time and it's so useful 🙂

I tested some like webflow, zapier especially to see if you can create a SaaS faster but for someone with dev experience there are some ready to go boilerplates and you are more flexible if you can develop Full stack.

I have using typefully from some months now and very happy. Great UX and writing experience. One feature which would be a awesome is the engaging part, seeing comments / answer them. Something similar to engaging builder and typefully would be the best allround twitter tool :)

Sounds very interesting, if you get really a lot of feedback I could imagine this is very helpful. This definitely appears to be a huge step forward in user feedback management. Multilingual support are really great idea.

Hey Apostolos, Looking forward to your launch! We're also preparing for our own launch, and from what I've seen, the strategy is to generate a lot of buzz on social media platforms like Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and even TikTok, depending on your target audience. Creating video snippets, GIFs, and sharing how-to's about your tool can be really effective. Also, make sure to engage with...

If you have the opportunity to gather feedback and a list of features, consider allowing users to rank them from 1 to x, with 1 being the most important. By obtaining multiple rankings, you can gain a rough overview of what users truly prioritize and want first.

We met at our corporate company and enthusiastically came up with an idea we were eager to try.

I prefer using "Sign in with Google" or receiving a magic link instead of relying on usernames and passwords. The latter is always my last and least preferred option.

What I don't understand is whether the motive behind covering costs is to address the expense of maintaining the "legacy" architecture or to eliminate unwanted apps. Twitter has discontinued numerous bootstrapped indie hacker applications, choosing to solely focus on larger ones that can afford the exorbitant fee of $42k.

This is interesting, searching for a good service since last month. Is it possible also to train the own voice on it?

If you're aiming for a big corporate career, consider securing a job as an assistant to a board member, CEO, or CTO. While it may be incredibly stressful for several years, this role will provide you with opportunities to network and interact with individuals holding high positions in the same or different companies. If you perform well, it can pave the way for advancement into (upper) management.

It sounds like a cool idea, especially to discuss a design or maybe even copy a style and map it to your brand. Do you plan also the other way around? Figma to Tailwind for example :D

If you have some knowledge of Node.js and React, I would suggest trying Next.js. They recently introduced a new AI npm package that makes it easier to build AI apps using frameworks like LangChain, Hugginface, and OpenAI. In particular, LangChain seems to be a good framework, and it is also available for Python. If you search on Google or YouTube, you will find plenty of learning materials. I...

It came at just the right moment when we were contemplating a pivot and incorporating it into the redesign of our web app. From a marketing perspective, it currently only benefits those who can claim to be using "AI". However, I believe that in the future, nearly every application will need to incorporate AI features to be competitive.