... Road to 1,000,000 Votap users Day 68 | Current: 1350 We re almost done with Votap That s what I used to think. Over the next couple of weeks I ll be building Votap Premium, setting up subscriptions, and generating revenue for the first time. In my head it was always: just get to this point this is the last step and then we re done

... looking for the best free AI dictation app for Mac, we'd point you straight to Snaply . Snaply is one of those rare apps that's genuinely free, private by default, and actually useful once the dictation is done. You get fast on-device transcription, a thoughtful Writing Assistant , private local translation, and AI-powered meeting notes; all in one place. But this guide isn't just a quick summary. We're going to go deep. We'll explain exactly ... ... what Snaply is, how it works, why privacy matters so much for dictation tools, how it stacks up against every major alternative

... system is. We designed it to use the latest technologies, and that's why it's so effective. One thing most people miss is that throughout all operations, Naurra has full context of your requests and everything you ve done. Gemini can t do that. There's no other tool that handles multiple tasks simultaneously across your Google Workspace, and also remember what you ve done

... clearly dropped. But the more I use these tools, the more it feels like speed isn t the limiting factor anymore. The real constraint seems to be taste. what do you choose to build? what do you keep vs discard? what actually feels right vs

... wrote a forum post not long ago on marketing as one of the rising in importance hires for all startups. This is all the things we've done, with some results and free resources. Keep reading if you're early stage, not a marketing background, or just looking for some inspiration and free help... We get a lot of compliments on @Meet-Ting 's marketing, mostly about the fun and creative stuff, but there's a whole bunch of more ... ... small team. Only one marketer, me. But really the whole team acts as one unit. They all review my posts, even this one. The following is a semi-structured list of all the things we ve done

... limits too early, they ll just leave for a competitor. At the same time, we still need to keep the lights on. So the idea is to let users actually complete a real task for free, not just try the product. For example, we expanded our free plan to support full website migrations. You can move your entire site and be done

... complicated now, but because adding it later when your product is already built is genuinely painful. None of this is glamorous stuff. But getting it wrong costs you real users and real revenue. But once these are done, you get started with the fun stuff - marketing :-) Comment from Malith Gamage(@malithmcrdev): Hey @ryan_hendrickson , I am building @ZapDigits . Helping marketing agencies with client reporting and dashboards. I've been working on it for more than 1 year ... ... auth its just device id stored in keychain no accounts needed which keeps onboarding super minimal biggest challenge has been text extraction different sites block scrapers differently. revenucat for subscriptions has been great tbh, saves a ton of time vs

... plays a significant role in how products appear in Google search results. What surprised us was that AI assistants like ChatGPT were rarely citing Product Hunt in product recommendations. AI assistants such as ChatGPT and Gemini rely on reviews, alternative lists, and structured product information gathered across the web. Product Hunt is strong across all three. In theory, this should make Product Hunt a natural source for AI-driven product recommendations and comparisons. In practice, it was not happening ... ... many tools which systematically run prompts against several AI models daily, and measure visibility of a product within prompts. We're using a new tool called @Gauge . We chose because a) their citation tracking is more useful than the alternatives

... even with my own, I keep the scope tight. Only what's needed for the task, nothing more. No finances. No life management. No super sensitive data. AI is a tool for me, it helps me get work done, it doesn't run my life. Comment from Vitalii Baranov(@ljresetl): I would never grant an AI agent: Final Legal Authority: An algorithm can t be held accountable for a signed contract. Until there s a legal framework for 'AI responsibility ... ... regularly use ai, especially for work or health. So that's us. Personally, I've gone completely all in on my personal details with my PA Codey, Claude in terminal. It's easier to get simple admin tasks done

... here's the part that matters for your business. When a designer can create photorealistic interior design renders that fast, everything changes. You can show clients not just your one vision, but multiple design directions. Modern and warm? Done. Minimalist and cozy? Done

... coding assistant @Kilo Code is looking for engineers to help build an ambitious roadmap . If you're into open source, if you embrace remote work and enjoy getting things done fast, this post is for you. Read on. Some stats The company is less than a year old 6T+ tokens processed per month, 1M+ downloads 15-person engineering team with an average of 17 years of experience Launched twice on @Product Hunt in 2025, raised $8M in seed funding last ... ... month Open source, remote first Cofounded by @sytses and @scobreit Requirements You must want a lot of agency to get things done

... paste requirements again. It's 2025 your tools should talk to each other. No seriously. BLOCKS. You know what they call them? Blocks. As in, "we're going to BLOCK you from doing the most basic thing humans have done with text since 1983." You ever try to copy something from Notion? It's like a puzzle game nobody asked for. Click here. No, that selected one word. Click there. Okay now you got a paragraph but not the code ... ... blocks. I don't think I ever will. But here's what I DO understand... The real problem isn't the clicking. It's the tokens. Let's say you finally nail the copy-paste sequence. Congrats. You've done

... Scribe with a different ambition: change how the world actually works . To do that, we first had to capture the best of what people know how to do.  So, we built the standard for documenting how work gets done: self-writing documentation that captures invisible know-how and scales it to colleagues, customers, and clients. This is Scribe Capture , which is now used and loved by over 5 million users and 94% of the Fortune 500. Everything ... ... massive leap toward reshaping how the world actually works. To power this movement, we ve raised a $75M series C financing round, valuing Scribe at over $1 billion. With Optimize, we re not just showing teams how work gets done

... planned my days with blocks of what to do when. So: 1h Twitter post 1h Twitter post 1h PH Post 1h YT-Shorts post etc. Now I assign each day one specific big task/goal that I want to get done. I take the whole day to dedicated this task. it does not matter to finish early. The only important thing is to finish the task at all. As an example I create and schedule 7 YT-Shorts on Sunday ... ... This just means, I give my best at getting out as much of good content as I can. But if sometimes there is not enough time or I take too long, then I will just try to get it done

... calendar that auto-fills with complete, ready-to-publish posts A workflow that actually works for non-marketers (our early users spend <1 hr/week) We know the AI + social media space is crowded, but our bet is on done-for-you content instead of more assistive tools. We are launching Munch Studio today And we d love your take: Do you think AI can fully replace the social media workflow, or will humans always need ...

... Working and being productive aren t the same thing . We often sit in front of the laptop for hours, but between context switching, notifications, and tiny distractions.... we barely get real work done. So I m curious: what are your personal hacks for staying sharp and actually getting stuff done

... what you're building so we can cheer you on! If you're doing a startup and not applying, why aren't you applying? If I were starting a company today, I would 100% apply even though I've done it before with @Tandem (S19) for a few key reasons: The partners help. A lot . (this isn't common. Most people who say they help startups are neutral or harmful) The network is insane , especially for b2b companies. It will ... ... actions A rules marketplace (like block weekend deploys or require senior approval for prod ) A built-in text-to-SQL engine to answer questions like What rules were bypassed in Q2?" We ve tested across high-volume repos like vscode

... face it weekly updates are repetitive. If you work in ops, product, or management , you're probably typing something like this every week: What got done What s blocked What s next You might be copying from an old email. Or typing it fresh each time. With Slashit App , you can create a dynamic template for it just once. Each time you need it: Type /weeklystatus Add your updates Send No formatting, no hunting down old docs, no wasted time ...

... actually launch? Have you ever regretted shipping too early? Or waiting too long? Anything that helped you push through that last stretch and go live? Would honestly appreciate hearing how others have dealt with this - especially if you ve done your first launch solo too. Thanks in advance - Brandon C Comment from Karan Arora (@gamifykaran): Personally I break down the launch in 2 parts (soft launch and full launch). In soft launch, my focus is to building something that ... ... beta users to get early feedback bcz I wont know what is not clear or not working until I show it to people. Based on that early feedback, I iterate design, copy, messaging, basically everything and once that is done

... enough for me to mock something up quickly in Figma or skip design entirely and directly build the entire frontend on React while Prajwal would have the backend logic and entire infrastructure ready by the time I was done. There would be no tickets, meetings, or handoffs. Just building and shipping. But over the last eight months, as we ve found some early signs of PMF with Clueso, we've expanded our engineering and design teams. And with that growth ... ... this mistake. When customers, designers, or even my co-founder, Neel, asked how long something would take to build, I d confidently blurt out a number usually something like three days. Sure, I might be able to get it done

... have built 3 SaaS platforms and 3 websites with very little coding knowledge, practically none. I have used Claude Code to build these from the ground up. Not only did Claude Code create all the code, It has done E2E testing, user testing, leakage testing, pen testing, and security testing. It is not a one and done

... understood in the first 5 10 seconds. Right now the value is strong, but the mental model (job CV scoring ranking) could be made more instantly obvious for first-time users. Curious how you re thinking about onboarding clarity vs feature depth. Comment from Glen(@glen11): @matty_reed  clear positioning is usually the hardest part to get right early on. Curious how you re thinking about scaling it beyond direct landing page traffic? Comment from Glen(@glen11): @mahima_manik ... ... from Criticker(@criticker_official): Please please do our Landing page for Criticker - we spend hours on it and would love to get your feedback. Comment from Brian Arndt(@brian_arndt1): mylestones.life Comment from Coby Boy(@coby_boy): Is this done

... demands from its engineers. TikTok sometimes demands in China to work more due to "996 work culture" (9 a.m. to 9 p.m., six days a week) I know it depends on the industry, but I can sometimes get something done in 5 hours and it's a better use of time than pretending for 3 hours that you do something. Also, when I was at an advertising agency, a lot of my colleagues spent about 20% of their time having ... ... their specific needs! Comment from Jawad Tijani(@jawad_tijani): The 40-hour workweek isn't a one-size-fits-all solution anymore. It's all about productivity, not hours spent in the office. If you can get more done

... Intros! Who are you and what do love to do? 2. What productized services do you offer? 3. What is your website? For context on "productized services": "From your customer's perspective, a productized service offers a specialized "done for you" solution with a compelling value proposition, packaged at a set price and scope." "From the founder s perspective, (that s you), a productized service is one that runs systematically and continues to produce and grow with or without your ... ... Source: https://www.productizeandscale.c...) One-time (repeatable) projects: Examples: https://24slides.com https://castingwords.com https://casestudybuddy.com https://scribemedia.com https://www.stashwealth.com/stas... https://www.testimonialhero.com Recurring services: Examples: https://audienceops.com https://beanninjas.com https://testtriggers.com/ Unlimited services Examples: https://designpickle.com https://www.videohusky.com Coaching or done

... pretending that all my to do list is done for me except the most important task of the day and I want to do it with the maximum focus. How is joining me in that ...