Brandon

Hey Product Hunt community! 👋 As a developer who frequently submits apps to both iOS and Android stores, I was tired of the tedious process of resizing screenshots for different devices. That's why I built MultiScale - a free, browser-based tool that makes this process incredibly simple. What makes MultiScale special: 🔒 100% client-side processing (your images never leave your browser) ⚡️...

I didn't pursue a high rank; I just wanted to release my product and get feedback. This made me more relaxed. We finally got a bunch of lovely users, and some newsletters reported on us.

I'm tired of paying expensive fees for Typeform, and it also affects the loading speed of our website. I'm really looking forward to using Heyform!!! Support Luo! Love your product!

I didn't clearly identify the key value points for my paying users from the beginning. Many times, implementing product features doesn't necessarily mean solving problems at the truly valuable touchpoints.

I believe the difficulty with an "all-in-one" approach lies in the challenge of identifying key metrics and verifying whether there's a real need for the product. As a newbie and beginner, I feel that small products with single functionalities are more suitable for my own practice and growth.

Our product managers can now quickly use AI to create a prototype to validate requirements, without the need to write PRDs or wait for support from design and development teams. All you need is to know how to use V0 and Cursor.

Generally speaking, SEO efforts will take effect after several months.

What I've realized is the importance of using different prompts to explain to each person. For example, providing concise and refined summaries for professionals, and offering simple, easy-to-understand analogies for those who are unfamiliar with the topic.

I acknowledge that there are many tricks, but the real truth is very simple—make a good product. A good product that can solve problems is often the source of long-term value and intrinsic motivation.

I plan to hack a new project together with my colleague. Sometimes we often need to write a memo in a fixed format from a pile of documents. LLMs are already quite good at doing this, and we hope to turn it into a more user-friendly workflow.

This is an interesting application. When I was in middle school, I used to read novels on websites using a Samsung Gear watch. I've never used an Apple Watch to browse web pages. Well done!

PackPack looks like a game-changer for bookmark management! Its AI-driven approach to saving and organizing content from online sources is impressive. I’m excited about how it will help streamline my collection processand make managing bookmarks more efficient. Can’t wait to try itout!

I like this product and look forward to seeing podcasts, YouTube, and other content integrated in the future. I dislike recommendation algorithms and prefer to manage my own information channels.

Maybe my opinion will go against your intuition: pitch to people offline, in person. It's not difficult to pitch to 30 people per day near an office building café. If your target users work there, you just spend one week, and you can get 200 users to spend 5 minutes hearing your idea and trying it out. But if you find them online or buy some ads, they will only give you a quick glance.

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I believe that this product could be beneficial for our needs. I would like to inquire whether you offer an open API, as I am interested in integrating the triggering of tests and the display of test results into our work group on Slack. This would allow us to view the test status and results directly in our work group without the need to access your website. If you do offer an open API, I...