Michael Sitver

Cool idea. Totally thought this was going to be a Basecamp/Hipchat combo

Hey PH-ers, I'm thrilled to share Dear Holmes, my mysterious new product. If you've ever wanted to be Sherlock Holmes (or at least get his mail), now's your chance. Here's the Dear Holmes experience: - Every month, you'll face a challenging new mystery to solve from the Victorian era. - Every week, a witness or expert will mail A letter to your door with new information to help you solve the...

I. Want. All. Of. These.

Paperform handled 6-figures worth of payments last month for me like a champ. Absolutely awesome product for payments and forms (I say payments first because it really is one of the better ecommerce platforms out there).

Finally.

This is tech for good, and Google moving beyond its own direct self-interest to focus on the health of its users. I appreciate this.

@miniaturemail I love the idea. I run Letterjoy.co and would love to talk to you about some potential partnerships.

Big moves from @Jack tackling Opentable.

Congrats @Levelsio. I look forward to reading it

I love the kitchen part of the demo. Vision is so important to eating, so it leads me to wonder if we'll soon use AR to look at a restaurant's dishes and choose what we want.

For two years I've been trying to read more fiction (for the health and cognitive benefits). Along the ways I've encountered three main challenges: 1. I couldn't track my progress. There was no way to quantify my progress. 2. Sometimes I lost the motivation to build the habit. 3. Finding great fiction to read is hard. 1 Million Words is my solution to that. First of all, it's dead simple....

This is brilliant for us nighthawks. Not sure I'd trust it if missing my stop was high-stakes, but nonetheless a really cool idea

Is it bad that I bought this instantly? Me: https://memegenerator.net/img/instances/500x/61839737/hello-i-am-elon-musk-shut-up-and-take-my-money.jpg

https://media.tenor.com/images/baf13d75aeff59dbdc3af568c81d56d6/tenor.gif

This is the future. I think that companies like Snapchat have been going in the wrong direction with content: Going digital is good, but being interactive and competitive is much more important. I grew up watching a lot of game shows and wishing I could participate, so I look forward to giving this a try.

Request for project: Open-source tool for deleting all my tweets before a certain date (I don't like authorizing random twitter apps I don't control to access my account)