Sergey Vorobyev's profile on Product Hunt

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Building MeetFlow — a browser extension that helps during the call, not after it. Every 90 seconds a private panel updates the summary, risks, questions to ask now, and next steps. No bot joins: it runs on your side of Google Meet, Zoom, or Teams. After the call: a recap, email, and documents from what was said — proposal, follow-up, candidate evaluation. Deal drift catches when price, timeline, or who signs off changes mid-call. Tone check signals when you push twice after a soft no — why a prospect politely disappears. Not one generic protocol: sales, custdev, consulting, hiring, agency, investor, interviews, working meetings. Browser only — Chrome, Edge, Opera, Brave. Not the desktop app or phone. English early access: meetflow.company If you sell or hire over video — say hello.

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16h ago

Everyone stopped being scared of AI. That might be the actual mistake now.

Everyone remembers the first wave of AI panic, jobs disappearing overnight.
It didn't happen that fast, so people relaxed, and now a lot of designers and editors i know genuinely believe AI still can't do what they do.

Tested some of the newer models recently. That confidence feels outdated to me now.

Not trying to fearmonger, just think the real risk right now isn't panic, it's complacency. The first warning didn't come true on schedule, so people stopped checking whether it eventually would.

Curious how others who've actually tested the latest tools feel about this, still confident, or starting to notice the gap closing.

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1d ago

Do you actually use the products you upvote, or is upvoting its own little habit?

First post here. Been browsing Product Hunt for a while without an account and finally made one.

Honest question about my own behavior. I upvote things way more than I try them. Something looks interesting, I hit the arrow, feel like I participated, and move on. I couldn't tell you the last thing I upvoted and then actually signed up for.

It's not that upvoting is bad. It's just that it's become this frictionless thing I do while scrolling, and it has almost nothing to do with whether I'd use the product. Which makes me wonder what the upvote even means to me at this point.

Do you upvote things you'd actually use, or do you upvote to signal "this looks cool" and move on? And has anyone here found a product because of the upvote count specifically, or do you ignore the numbers entirely?

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