Daniel Ilkovich

👋Product Hunt Community, I'm really excited to share Relay -- the latest and greatest product from our team at Dexter (http://producthunt.com/posts/dexter-2). We've been building conversational interfaces for a while now and have seen tremendous success with our customers that use automation to find the right moments to loop a human into a conversation. That's where relay comes in: * In...

Thanks for hunting, @matthartman! Honored and humbled to be made a maker. As the timeless Shaggy once said, "It Wasn't Me." Nevertheless, super excited that @borthwick gave Botwick an upgrade. Vive la bots.

Thanks for hunting us, Ben! We've been hard at work since last being on Product Hunt :) The first version of Dexter had a broader scope, but after seeing that our users were most excited about the bot building aspect, we decided to narrow our focus. Still, our early experience helping users and brands build their first chatbots helped shape our core product philosophy and outlook on the...

I think back to having an imaginary friend as a kid and how cool it would have hugging face around back then. Congrats on the launch - keep up the good work!

Looks good, but do you have a bot? ;) Congrats to the team!

This is awesome @borthwick, went ahead and remixed it and created one that works for slack! https://rundexter.com/app/botwick-slackbot

Hey Product Hunters! Thanks for the hunt, I’m excited to share all the new things going on at Dexter. First, for those of you that are new to Dexter, it is a completely open platform that makes building shareable apps that use features from your favorite third party services as simple as possible. Since our launch last year, we’ve been hard at work making the platform better and today we’re...

Really cool concept Joel, looking forward to being a part of the community as it grows!

Thanks for hunting us Matt! We're very excited to share Dexter with the @ProductHunt community as well. I wanted to mention as well that Dexter is a completely open platform that allows developers to use git to publish their own NodeJS modules to execute and distribute without having to worry about servers, scalability, security, and other points of friction that get in the way of building...