Daniel Kaplan

This is completely awesome: V1: A chrome extension for complex web scraping tasks with an AI workflow engine behind it: First thought: now I can turn a single chrome extension into many apps at once…without writing any code. Second thought: maybe in the future, this can automate multi step interactions with web apps. In essence: Gumloop has turned a chrome extension into a...

This looks like a creative approach to video. I'm especially interested to understand the HD video streams with no bandwidth impacts Are you using an MCU?

Feedback from a product marketer's perspective: This looks like it might be a genuinely valuable service for anyone who wants to migrate from Wordpress to Webflow and doesn't have the time, skills, or team to handle the logistics...but the current service and the subscription pricing model seem out of alignment. As packaged and presented, it seems like you're charging an ongoing monthly fee...

I’ve been researching the products and services in the “remote fitness” category and System2’s focus on video recording every workout for an actual human trainer to review (with the assistance of AI) really resonates. So many products in this category seem to de-emphasize (or even attempt to eliminate completely) the “real connection with a human who cares” part of the personal transformation...

If it's genuinely a major revamp and not just a reskin or interface change (not just like you've added new features that brings you to parity with an existing similarly priced competitor, but that you've really built in a new approach or insight to the business opportunity you're offering to help your customers' with... and especially if there are new ideas and/or novel offerings in it vs...

I see Segway's track record of "so-sexy-you-have-to-fight-off-the-admirers" personal mobility vehicles continues unabated. Seriously, though: someday, someone will craft the personal mobility paradigm that wins and can evolve with changing tastes. Maybe this is it, I doubt it.

The idea was compelling, so I downloaded the app. I thought the subscription model made no sense, but I wanted to try the product, so I paid for the basic $10/month plan.The promised "import audio" from another app feature? Nowhere to be found.I emailed the company asking if I was missing something, and got no response.Then I checked the App Store to see if other people were having similarly...

So, I like a nice looking design update as much as the next person, but how does this deal in any way with Twitter's underlying structural issues? Does the leadership think user and revenue growth have stalled because of the apps had an outdated typeface and square avatars? I love Twitter. I really want it to be successful. But some well considered UI and UX tweaks seen a bit like...

@clarkvalberg: Impressed by balance of velocity and thoughtfulness you and your team demonstrate with each new product. InVision is bit like Motown between '59-72. Founders: InVision's product strategy is a masterclass case study in what happens when you understand your market better than everyone else and can move on those insights with speed and precision.

I'm in this course and it's absolutely great. Brennan Dunn is what (I imagine) every technical founder dreams about: a marketer with the soul of a software developer. Since Brennan started his entrepreneurial journey running a software dev shop, he is a coder through and through. But he's taken that technical foundation and laced it with a marketer's core toolkit: understanding your buyers'...

Came across this product after following the company's well-executed Facebook campaign. Leadquizzes makes it fairly easy to build/launch/embed quizzes that qualify prospects and build your email list. I've talked to a few info-product marketers who've used quizzes to get email signups from Facebook for as little as $0.26 cents per lead. It needs a lot more integrations with email marketing...

This is a really interesting concept. Like @bentossell, I am super curious if short, sprint-like mental workouts and exercises can really move the needle on developing/sharpening hard skills. @kirill is one smart entrepreneur and if he believes this approach to skill acquisition works, I'm wide open to it.

@tommychheng wrote this to help marketers, salesfolk, recruiters, and support people communicate better with the technical side of the house. I see a strong argument for reading this book if you don't have much technical grounding: Primarily: your career would be well served if you could speak more intelligently about the technologies behind the product(s) your company sells. Secondarily:...