Cici Yu

AI tools I use daily: ChatGPT for writing copy and brainstorming ideas. Canva to simplify my image creation process. Monica for quick website-based searches and translations. Momen to build AI agents for automation tasks.

Cursor is getting a lot of buzz, but after trying it out, I found it’s not for everyone. Without a technical background, it’s tough to know how to debug all that code. From this angle, I’d still go with a no-code app builder. Has anyone started using Cursor in their business?

I’m curious about when it makes sense to offer a lifetime deal for a product. It seems like a good way to get early users, but I’m wondering if it’s a smart long-term move. For those of you who’ve done it, how did you decide it was the right time? Did it help with growth or just bring in quick cash?

I’ll go first. My first paid user came from a Twitter DM. When the product was first launched, I reached out to users of a competitor for a trial to validate if there was a market for the product, and they provided very helpful feedback. I think it's important to directly connect with users in the early stage, but that’s not always the case. I’d love to hear your stories!

Hey, I'm Cici from Momen. We are launching officially on November 17th. I wanted to ask if Product Hunt ads are worth it and if I should consider running ads after our launch? Any tips or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!