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Congrats Zara, I love to hear stories like yours. I also launched today, hope you can give some love to my app too: https://www.producthunt.com/post...

Hey Product Hunt community! 👋 I'm excited to introduce ZaplineAI, where we're reimagining customer support for Shopify stores. 🎙️ Imagine customers simply tapping a mic on your store and speaking naturally to get instant support. That's what we've built! Key features: - Natural voice conversations for support - Resolves queries in under 60 seconds - Integrates with tools like Loop, Return...

I’ve been following this launch since May when the maker gave out an idea for this and we’re discussing it here in PH community. Awesome to see such success.

Hey Product Hunt! 🚀 I'm Sree, a recent Computer Science grad with a passion for building tools and game development, all while navigating the ups and downs of being a broke student who's applying for Master's. The Problem: After countless late nights and burnt-out weekends, I've felt the frustration of tedious and time-consuming market research. As indie hackers and developers, we often face...

Depends on if I have no other plans with friends. Being young is a superpower cause I have zero commitments and I can put in 10x more time per week than someone way older than me. And I have no problems cause I can just recover in a day's worth of reset. Definitely gonna abuse it till I'm 25 😂. Also, I'll be launching my app next week. I would appreciate it if you could send some love for my...

I saw this app the first thing in the morning and I was immediately intrigued by the concept. As a CS Engineer, I KNOW how crazy and difficult something like this is. Amazing work guys! I'll be launching my app next week as well. I would appreciate it if you guys could also send some Love for my Debut Launch 💚 https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

I think the best answer for this is when your product achieves Product-Market fit. This means you can kick things up a notch on sales. Also, I'll be launching my FIRST product here on Product Hunt next week. It would be amazing if you could follow my launch 💚 https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

Being a massive sweet tooth, this app is built beautifully to make you reconsider the benefits of going low or no sugar. It reaches you the effects of excessive sugar in your diet while actively helping you make a change to that lifestyle. Amazing app!

I wouldn't pay a hunter, unless it's Michael Siebel from YC

I’ve been sending comic strips as emails, so depending on the story, I use subject lines like “✨a short comic on someone like you” “ 🙋🏼brad pitch has something to say” (Yes, Brad Pitch is a character in our comics that looks like Brad Pitt, and he pitches our product) The first one is the opening cold mail which gets like 50-60% open rate. And the second one will be a follow up to those who...

Gonna keep an eye on this launch 👁️

I'd go with A. Our eyes naturally move from left to right to scan for information (for most English readers), so the order of information should be presented to suit that preference. I'm finding it so much easier to quickly scan the content in Image A than in Image B.

This is gonna be a super fresh take on startup-related podcasts. Loving the idea Marie! But this is also gonna be really hard to execute. People who usually are early in the journey might not be the best in communication, meaning the podcast quality might take a hit.

What I believe is general education is important as it teaches you the basic tools needed to survive. It teaches you how to think, approach problems and come up with resolutions. This can be applied to various areas in your life.

I’m a technical founder and I’ve been trying to learn B2B sales the past year. I’m seeing a lot conversion in cold outreach through email and LinkedIn but I think there’s a lot of room for me to improve. I would love to learn from you!

I'm really trying not to be reactionary or overly enthusiastic, but this actually feels better than GPT 4o. The one thing it seems to do so much better than 4o right now is actually reason through the problem. I find that in coding, 4o tends to have a "let's just throw some stuff at the wall until it works" kind of strategy, whereas it seems like Claude 3.5 Sonnet is actually being methodical...

Making a pivot like that is truly challenging. I've seen many startups fail after changing their pricing model in this way. I'm glad to hear it worked out for you!