Tejash M Kumar

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built SKYBREAK as an experiment: What if the “enemy AI” in a game actually had an emotional arc? Most games scale difficulty, but they don’t react to the player psychologically. I wanted the AI to feel like it’s watching you, then slowly realizing… it’s losing. The biggest challenge was balancing: * Fast, skill-based gameplay (runs are ~3 minutes) * With a narrative that...

Hey. Really great product for idea training and building the habit of thinking in ideas. I will continue using it to train myself to think of more ideas. One small suggestion: I'm don't think you have set the favicon yet, but adding it could help in brand recognition and can make it more professional. Overall, simple but genuinely useful concept.

Hey, really impressed with this. The UI is super clean and intuitive, and it's honestly crazy how simple it is to use. Everything just feels smooth and effortless.

Is this ai or real, i seriously can't tell? Its so real. I wouldn't use this but the demo video is so realistic, that can be product in itself. The best April fool's prank?

Speed wins, but only after listening and thinking, build quickly once you know what matters.

The one where I need to say no without burning bridges, always tricky to get right.

Love this, letting the numbers speak beats guessing every time.

Great idea! I always thought hacker news ui is very bad for reading and switching tabs to see the website. Very neat solution.

This is spot on. Continuity beats novelty. Most products try to impress on day one, but people stay when they feel understood over time.

This is exactly it. AI is fast, not aware. It optimizes for the task, not the system. Great for drafts. Risky without context, constraints, and review. Human in the loop is not optional. You still need humans to guide it and catch what it misses.

Really good idea. Most people don't scroll below top 20, this is more better for launches with small or no community.

I gravitate towards products with singular focus on solving a problem and that deliver something useful within minutes. Reviews and other social proof go a long way in building trust and confidence.

"Build first, market later" was the worst advice I followed. By the time I started marketing, I had no audience, no feedback, and no distribution. Now I am doing the opposite. Sell early, build in public and grow distribution every day.

Really amazing ideas. Coming up with 1000 free tools is a crazy idea.

Amazing product! I like that you can connect the apps while the agent is making the workflow.

Hey, great idea! Looks like really relevant content for free, super impressive.

I think it's overall positive. Employees sharing authentic content benefits both them and the company, strengthens the ecosystem, and helps attract the right talent to the right company. Recognition and support for their effort would make it even better.

Honestly, as a solo creator, charging from day 1 is the only sustainable path. You need to give enough free value to build trust, but the product still has to be worth paying for. I am figuring out that balance too.

Hey, I just tried it. Very interesting idea. One quick feedback: the animations take too long to load, which hurts the experience. It would be better if they were faster or reduced. I agree that many websites make it hard for bots, and even humans to access information. There is a balance though, since easier scraping can also create issues. Curious to see how this develops.