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People, community, and human connection have always been at the center of what I do. I’m the Co-Founder & COO of Querri, a company we’ve spent the last several years building to help teams use AI and natural language to make data more accessible and useful for everyday business decisions. I came into tech through community building and creative work, and over the last several years at Querri I’ve grown into operations, marketing, and AI. I care deeply about keeping the human element in the loop while using technology to save time and reduce friction. Originally from Germany, fluent in German and English, currently attempting Spanish 😊 Wife, mom of three teenage boys, photographer, and nature lover.

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Joined Product HuntJune 3rd, 2024

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17h ago

What competitor update actually changed your SaaS roadmap?

I used to research competitors heavily before launching, then barely check them once I started building.

Most updates are easy to ignore. A pricing change, new integration, or shift in positioning can sometimes force a serious rethink.

Has a competitor ever made a move that changed what you built, priced, or removed? How did you decide whether to respond or stay focused on your own roadmap?

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2d ago

What makes you trust an app enough to give it full data access?

I've been double-checking app permissions lately and it's surprising how many basic utilities demand access to personal contacts or background tracking.

When a product explains why it needs certain info and lets you opt out without breaking core features, it builds way more trust. Sharing sensitive data by default just to try a new tool creates unnecessary friction during onboarding.

How do you decide if a software product actually needs your personal details, and what data do you strictly refuse to share?

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3d ago

AI coding assistants are amazing… until you hit the usage limit😡 what do u do?

One thing nobody really prepares you for when building with AI is how much your workflow depends on usage limits. You re deep into a problem. You ve finally figured out what s wrong. Your AI assistant understands the context, you re making progress, and then You ve reached your usage limit. Come back later. And of course, it never happens when you re casually asking a question. It happens when you re debugging something that has already taken hours. I ve been building my platform using Claude Code and Codex, and I ve learned that managing usage limits is practically another part of the development process. Sometimes I switch between tools. Sometimes I have to stop completely. And sometimes I spend more time planning around the limits than actually fixing the problem. I understand why limits exist. AI models aren t free to run. But when you re using these tools to build a real product, the interruptions can seriously affect your momentum. I m genuinely curious: How do you deal with AI coding assistant usage limits? Do you switch between models, pay for higher plans, plan your sessions around resets, or just accept that your AI developer has decided to take a coffee break?