Keith Lynn

Ha I found this from doing a search on Google Workplace App then realised it has launched on PH the same day. @vand0m I dropped ye an email with some questions

Nice, was just looking at something similar yesterday—growthranker.com. They go beyond the top 100 (I think) and have some extra filters but they share very little before throwing up the paywall! Not clear who their customer is meant to be at $150 a quarter—investors maybe. Directionally I can see how you might diverge from each other. Nice work here.

Nice curation! And just spotted that you're building btw. Pretty sure I signed up for early access. Was going to ask when that's launching, but see from your about page it's soon. Best of luck with that launch.

Nice work. I tried out https://www.producthunt.com/posts/black-magic too 👌

Interesting, broader theme with this product reminds me of that quote: “only two ways to make money in business: One is to bundle; the other is unbundle.” — attributed to Jim Barksdale

Disclaimer: I'm not affiliated with Neeva 😄 but Google's failure to stick to its mission has bothered me enough to leave a comment. A while back I wondered if anyone had taken them on—beyond the usual suspects and the likes of DuckDuckGo and Ecosia (with their interesting ad revenue going towards planting trees model!) In that search, I ended up coming across Cuil* (obviously their search 👀...

Oh, my Grammarly premium just expired (perhaps you can tell haha). And I'm not sure if I'll bother rejoining. Life by subscription adds up after a while. @alexlashkov You mention that you've got a bunch of features Grammarly doesn't have. But does that mean you have feature parity i.e. what is it missing? I'm not saying I personally want feature parity, just curious. The one thing that...

That tagline, where is the chef kiss emoji when you need it. Love it. Definitely see this gap because Webflow is missing a trick on lowering the learning curve. Though I'm sure they have their reasons. Webflow is great for designers (who would be well used to relatively hard to use (at least at first) design tools and perhaps devs who want to use their templates. If learning it is a good use...

Nice, I like how you've positioned it. It reminds me a little of www.werenotreallystrangers.com which I just saw on twitter last week but didn't check out til now. Thanks for the indirect reminder. You should also check out: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1j4rj883slFvh1zZLGedqQFM0wqCrHlIEPE62K0LkKak/edit?usp=sharing — and if you skip to the section that starts with "A couple of weeks ago...

I think people missed the ;) at the end of @jessica_ma's post. The branding has definitely pulled a few people in to click on the launch! I was like, "eh is this trying to replace family WhatsApp groups...maybe wanna rethink...", but now I get it. Haha very good. The white-label is fitting in that you can use your own clothes (...branding and logo) 🤣

Just as I've been getting more into chrome extensions, I see you support most of them. Great stuff. Bumping this to the top of my products to try as I definitely have way too many tabs open right now!

This is cool @antoinemilkoff. Love the design. Big fan of dark backgrounds! And sure no product starts finished so congrats on launching the second iteration. Know that feeling re Wix, as I'm stuck with Squarespace for another while. Re the "20 new tactics each month" commitment, while commendable it's probably going to be a stretch in terms of keeping the quality up no? And something to bear...

This is solid. Nice work. Will help a lot of people. While this tool is for applicants, it reminds me of the pain of hiring at my old company. We were in the midst integrating Lever so had no applicant tracking available to the hiring managers. Resorted to creating multiple Airport themed folders in Kanban style in Google Drive to keep track of what stage various candidates were at. Not sure...

I looked at 5 seconds of the video and thought—whoosh this looks powerful. Upvote!

Any major differences from https://www.producthunt.com/posts/signature-email or https://www.producthunt.com/posts/signature-hound. I have these two in reserve as recommendations for people...for now :)

Nice, I tried out the landing pages part. While I dread the day GPT-3 is spitting out LinkedIn content for people (at scale) this looks promising. Feeling in a feedback mood today so... The good: - A great starting point. - Notwithstanding the below comments, it generates copy that's way better than most landing pages I see - 5 variations = plenty to play with The not so good: - Based on...

Nice work @harrydry Some great tweets here, and a cracking addition to Marketing Examples. Reminds me I need to get my finger on my Twitter game, stayed away too long. So much quality there if you curate your feed. While I'm here, thekanyestory.com was awesome.

@brett1211 awesome work. Had a big smile on my face watching the intro video. Upvotes on a product are one thing, but you know someones has hit on something when people leave comments and reviews in droves. It the equivalent of retweeting with a comment versus liking something! I respect you guys for engaging and keeping up with them a few days post-launch. It amazes me how many makers don't...

"Other apps care more about your attention than your delight." This is my favourite bit. I'm so pissed with a lot of other products right now and 99% of daily newsletters that only seem to care about attention and not creating value without attempting to hijack all my time. Intention > attention I also see that you have an android app :D Looking forward to checking it out. @prodissues...