Traditionally, PMs are the ones connecting everything: users, business, engineering.

But now with AI systems that can map, analyze, and connect - what happens to that role?

Does AI amplify the PM?
Or start replacing parts of the job?

There s a point where products stop being fully understandable.

Too many features
Too many dependencies
Too much history

And decisions start getting made with partial context.

I am right now in the last effort to publish Skyty 1.2 with a new NightSky Feature to identify star, planets and constellations on night flights. Hope to be able to release within next days. Let me know if you're interested in a TestFlight.

Hey Product Hunt family!

If you look at the top utility apps in the Mac ecosystem today, you'll notice a scary trend: they all want your data.

To clean your Mac, an app inherently needs deep disk access. It scans your caches, your logs, your old downloads. But why do these massive corporate apps need to send "anonymous usage telemetry" back to their servers? Why do they need to know what you are cleaning?

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Creators. Consultants. Integrators. All are welcome.

Created a very simple app to gather feedback about Inquir.
In case you find bugs, or just want to see any new features, add them all here.
It's not modarated XD.