Sebastian Patterson's profile on Product Hunt

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I enjoy discovering new products, exploring how they solve real world problems, and understanding the thinking behind their development. I’m particularly interested in branding, user experience, product positioning, and the way great teams communicate value to their audience. I like engaging with makers, asking thoughtful questions, and sharing constructive feedback that helps uncover strengths, opportunities, and areas for improvement. Whether it's a new startup, an AI tool, or a creative project, I'm always curious about the people, strategies, and ideas that turn innovative concepts into products users genuinely love.

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1d ago

Your AI is smart. So why do you have to explain yourself every single time? 🧠

Hi! This is the first post after the launch! I do see a lot of folks started creating their brains and putting it to work by connecting them to their agents!

Here s the back story why i created this:

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2d ago

Do we build for the browser or ship a desktop app?

I've been web-only forever, and it's served me well. Instant updates, no installs, works anywhere, nothing to distribute.

But a growing number of people are asking for a desktop app. They want it in the dock, they want keyboard shortcuts that work system-wide, they want it to feel like a real tool instead of a tab. And honestly, some of them

trust an app more than a website it feels more permanent, more serious, more like something they own.

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4d ago

Do we offer a lifetime deal, or is it a slow poison?

I keep getting pitched on lifetime deals pay once, get access forever as a way to raise fast cash, build a customer base, and create a wave of early evangelists who feel invested in my success.

The appeal is obvious. One big lump of money now, no churn on those customers ever, and a group of people who will defend the product because they own a piece of it forever. For a small product, that cash can be the difference between continuing and quitting.