Sujal Thaker

Really thoughtful idea. Turning old family photos into animated videos feels genuinely emotional, not just another visual effect. The before and after examples make the value very clear, especially for people who want to preserve memories rather than just store photos. The flow looks simple enough for non-technical users, which matters a lot for this audience. Curious to see how the quality...

Nice launch. XSight feels genuinely useful for anyone who spends a lot of time on X and wants to engage more consistently without extra friction. The visual cues for follow status are a small touch, but surprisingly helpful, and one-click replies can save a lot of time when conversations move fast. Curious to see how people use this long term, especially creators and growth focused accounts....

Really like the direction here. Keeping CRM workflows inside Slack makes a lot of sense, especially for teams that already live in conversations rather than dashboards. The focus on reducing busywork instead of adding another layer of process feels well thought out. Curious to see how this holds up as deal volume grows, but as a starting point this feels practical and refreshing. Congrats on...

This actually made me smile because it feels obvious in hindsight. Watching kids give clear instructions to AI, rather than struggling with syntax, makes a lot of sense. They iterate quickly, test without fear, and don’t overthink the rules adults are stuck with. This doesn’t feel anti-coding at all. It feels like a better on-ramp before coding even matters. If kids learn how to explain ideas...

This is a solid take on the PMF problem. What I like most is the focus on turning messy signals into a clear decision and an actual 90-day plan. A lot of PMF tools stop at scores or charts, but founders usually get stuck on what to do next. The snapshot plus GTM direction feels practical, especially for early-stage teams that do not want another dashboard to babysit. The positioning around “no...

Congrats on the launch. This is one of those problems that looks simple on the surface but is actually painful once you are inside it. Royalties being split across PROs, MLC, SoundExchange, and streaming platforms is where a lot of artists quietly lose money without even realizing it. I like that you are focusing on checklists and registrations first, not just dashboards. That feels much more...

This is a really thoughtful idea, and the story behind it lands emotionally. I like that Resurf stays simple instead of trying to turn reflection into a habit tracker or productivity system. Writing something once and letting time do the work feels much more meaningful than daily prompts or streaks. The delivery window choice is also a nice touch. Three months versus five years can completely...

Congrats on the launch. I really like the decision to move the AI processing onto the device. Speed and privacy are two big pain points with receipt and expense apps, and this feels like a solid step in the right direction. The instant scan experience looks clean, and the offline angle is especially useful for people who track expenses on the go. It also helps that you are upfront about current...

Congrats on the launch. The idea of tracking how brands show up inside AI-generated answers feels very timely, especially now that buyers are relying less on classic search results and more on tools like ChatGPT and similar products. I like that you are not just showing visibility but also explaining why a brand appears or does not appear. That insight part is where most tools usually fall...

I relate to this more than I expected. Most productivity tools show numbers, but they do not really force you to reflect on where your focus actually went during the day. Tracking work sessions alongside distractions feels like a more honest way to look at productivity, especially for founders and solo builders. I also like that the product does not take itself too seriously while still solving...

This is a solid idea, and the focus on autopays is what stood out to me. Most tools track subscriptions you already know about, but the real pain is the quiet charges you forget exist until they hit your account. The screens look clean and practical, especially reminders and analytics. This feels useful for anyone managing multiple utilities, trials, or renewals without wanting another...

This really hits a real day-to-day problem. The “we’re on Slack, they’re on Teams” situation is painfully common, and most workarounds just add more tools and more noise. What I like about TetherChat is that it feels intentionally simple. No bots, no webhooks, no data being stored forever. That alone removes a lot of friction and trust issues that teams usually worry about. It feels more like a...

Congrats on the launch. I spent some time going through Orderain and really like the direction you’re taking. The idea of creating a full e-commerce store just by describing it, without worrying about themes, plugins, or platform fees, feels very refreshing. The 0 percent platform fee is a strong signal, especially for people who want to validate an idea without committing to high monthly costs...

Congrats on the launch, Jasen. The problem you’re solving feels very real. Sharing unreleased music has always been awkward, especially when tools either expire, flag content, or give zero insight into whether anyone actually listened. The idea of a private, controlled space with clear analytics makes a lot of sense for artists and collaborators. I also like that this comes from firsthand...

Congrats on the launch, Nikhil and team. Tivazo feels like it’s built from real team pain, not just feature checklists. The focus on visibility without forcing micromanagement really stands out, especially for mixed setups with remote, hybrid, and freelancers. I like that monitoring is optional and that you’re being upfront about privacy controls. That kind of transparency usually makes...

Nice update. I’ve seen Planddu before, and this version feels more polished and easier to use. Task planning feels smoother, and staying focused during the day is simpler now. This is the kind of improvement that actually helps in real daily work. Happy to keep using it and see where you take it next.

This is a smart take on a real workflow gap. A lot of teams already live inside Airtable, but email usually means jumping between tools. Keeping design, personalization, and sending in one place feels genuinely practical. The drag-and-drop builder looks clean, and the focus on using existing Gmail accounts is a nice touch for smaller teams who do not want extra setup. Curious to see how this...

This hits a real pain point for teams building production AI. Juggling different SDKs, streaming quirks, outages, and scattered logs adds a lot of overhead that most people underestimate until they ship. The focus on consistent streaming, automatic failover, and unified logs feels especially practical. Being able to switch providers or survive outages without rewriting code is a big deal in...

This solves a very real daily problem. Copying things across tools, tabs, and projects gets messy fast, and having everything organized automatically feels genuinely useful. I like that sensitive items are handled separately with encryption instead of being treated the same as regular snippets. The focus on speed and search also makes sense for people who copy all day, not just developers....

Interesting approach to UI testing. Recording a real user flow and letting the system learn from it, rather than writing brittle scripts, feels like a significant time saver. The promise of automatically adapting to UI changes is especially compelling, as test maintenance is typically the most challenging part. Curious how this handles more complex, branching flows over time. Nice work on the...