... just exposure, but the degree to which AI treats your brand as a credible source . Share of Voice (SOV): Represents your brand s voice share within AI narratives the probability that AI mentions your brand rather than a competitor when answering a topic-related question. Sentiment: Captures the emotional tone of AI mentions positive, neutral, or negative showing how AI portrays your brand. Together, these four metrics answer the two most fundamental GEO questions: How frequently does AI mention ... ... brand? and In what tone and context is the brand represented? 1.2 Trends and Competitor

... Falio is an AI-powered fortune telling app inspired by traditional Turkish coffee reading. For centuries in Turkey, people read the coffee grounds left in a cup to tell fortunes

... branding around the world, and a lot of uncertainty about whether anyone else would see what I saw - that we need to democratize access to how a brand should actually be created, as we do inside the agencies for Fortune 500 companies, as that is where a brand becomes the biggest comodity for a company or product. What I didn't expect: 500+ engaged visitors so far who actually read the product. Real questions about methodology. Pushback that made ... ... what I build next into the platform - the roadmap is ambitious. If you haven't tried it yet, the free tier gives you 75 credits, enough to run through BrandDNA, a deep discovery of your own product strategy and competitors

... exhausting. I m sooo excited about what we just shipped at Pretty Prompt: Context Snippets One click, inject your context into any AI. Save it once reuse it everywhere. The biggest win? Feedback like this: Cuts the back and forth I have with Claude and saves me a ton of time. I use Pretty Prompt every day for copywriting: emails, ads, landing pages. I'm getting much smarter outputs without having to put as much work into my prompts. Less ... ... back and forth

... guys, me and my friend made a fortune teller app it can look at 8 different kinds of fortunes

... same issue: everything was stuffed into a handful of massive components. I'm talking 800-line files where the login logic, API calls, state management, and UI were all tangled together. One founder's dashboard component had 47 useState hooks. Forty-seven. Every change risked breaking something unrelated because there was no separation of concerns. The AI just kept adding "one more function" to existing files until they became unmaintainable monsters. Memory Leaks That Crashed Production A trading dashboard client ...

... still alien to them. After digging deep, I realized low adoption probably isn t because agents suck. I ve tried a lot of open-source agents that are actually useful. The real issue is understanding, delivery, and the reliability vs. complexity paradox. First, the vast majority of agentic apps require you to deploy or set things up, of course including preparing your API keys. With requirements like that, you can basically say bye-bye to normal users. Sure ... ... experiment about this. A few months ago, I started deploying some agents I thought were pretty cool and let friends with no technical background use them. The reactions were mostly great. Funny enough, everyone s favorite was an entertainment-focused fortune

... want Web3 to be the backbone of global commerce, we have to stop building "Apps" and start building "Sovereign Environments." This is where the Lattice L1 Hybrid DAG enters the conversation. 1. The Architecture of Parallelism: Hybrid DAG vs. Sequential Chains Traditional blockchains process transactions like a single-lane road. Even with "high speed" chains, there is a physical limit to sequential processing. Lattice L1 utilizes a Hybrid DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph). Technically, this means that instead of a single ... ... from the public internet's noise. Modular DA: The Data Availability layer ensures that while the execution is private, the data remains verifiable and retrievable without bloating the chain state. It s the difference between a "Cloud" and a "Fortress

... only gets trickier as you transition from starting a company to growing it. That s where things almost unraveled for my last company, Cheetah Technologies, an e-commerce and logistics-tech company catering to independent restaurants. We were fortunate to get a lot of product-market fit early on, and within a year of launching, we d raised >$6 million in venture funding. Within 3 years of launching, we were serving thousands of independent restaurants across multiple geographies. That meant ... ... think, we did it really well. But there was one operational challenge we didn t have locked down, which ended up hurting us. Post-Covid, we were going to accelerate our revenue growth by acquiring a few smaller competitors

... energetic reading so you can align decisions with your natural flow. Astronomy-accurate data TETRAOM uses real planetary positions, Human Design gates, I Ching wisdom, and Hermetic principles to bring depth and accuracy. Built for clarity, not prediction No fortune-telling just awareness, timing, and self-alignment. Whether you want better focus, calmer emotions, or more aligned decision-making, TETRAOM helps you understand how your energy moves through the day. Try it out and let me know what resonates ...

... Sales, and Operations without breaks, fatigue, or limits. Why it matters: Traditional teams scale with cost. AI teams scale with speed. What you get: 24/7 productivity 95% lower cost Instant training Infinite scalability From onboarding to analytics, Cloud Fortrun Agents manage entire workflows autonomously. Your digital workforce is ready to join you. Talk with your AI team: business@cloudfortrun.in #AI #Automation #Startup #DigitalWorkforce #FutureOfWork Comment from Cloud Fortrun

... 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 we ve built has led us to today: the moment we go from capturing work to transforming it. Today, our vision is becoming reality. (I m getting goosebumps writing that).  INTRODUCING SCRIBE OPTIMIZE I'm beyond excited ... ... tasks, routines, and decisions happen across your organization every day and no one can truly see them. Not even the people in charge. That means they can t tell what s working, or what desperately needs fixing. A Fortune

... problem: Describing "modify the third paragraph" in a chat box is incredibly tedious. The traditional AI writing workflow: Type prompts like "make paragraph 2 more persuasive" Copy and paste between chat and your document Lose context switching back and forth Break your creative flow The better approach: Position your cursor where you want changes, then edit directly or summon AI right there. This mirrors why Vibe Coding works in IDEs (Integrated Development Environments), not chat boxes. AI coding assistants succeed ... ... help you develop them. Better Writing Quality AI helps with structure, clarity, and polish while you focus on core ideas and messaging. More Creative Freedom Explore different angles and approaches quickly, letting AI handle the execution. Vibe Writing vs

... Product Hunt I m building LitmusB.com , a tool that helps product teams stay ahead by: Benchmarking your product s UX against competitors Tracking what your competitors

... long ago, content itself was the differentiator. If you could afford to write more blogs, publish more case studies, or refresh your website more often than competitors, you had the upper hand. AI flipped that equation. Today, volume is nearly free. A founder with a laptop can churn out more polished words in a week than a Fortune

... balanced diet of espresso shots and questionable amounts of energy drinks, which means you guessed it: fresh updates are here. From saying goodbye to Coming Soon, to giving you a shiny red self-destruct button, to sprucing up Alternatives, and a shiny new footer, we ve packed a lot into this round. Coming Soon Forum Threads The old Coming Soon pages have officially retired ( and you lot noticed ). From now on, every new product you create gets its own forum ... ... handle it yourself. Hunters and Makers get a shiny new self-destruct button at the very bottom of the edit page. Click it and your launch is gone. No forms, no waiting, no awkward back-and-forth

... real and encourages you to stick with the project. Even if you don t gain many other users, at least you ve solved your own issue. This approach has the highest chance of success. 2. Copying a Successful Competitor and Adding Unique Value This method has the advantage of entering a proven market with existing examples to follow. It s the quickest way to see results and avoid pitfalls. However, you need to clearly identify what your unique value proposition ... ... features are ready, you can purchase a domain and launch the site. The simplest setup involves buying a domain, using Vercel for hosting, and Cloudflare for DNS management. Fourth. Promotion I think this is the hardest part, but fortunately

... Anyone else get totally fed up with video hosting? You're either stuck paying a fortune to Vimeo for limited features, or you lose a month of your life trying to stitch together a dozen AWS services. I knew there had to be a better way. So I've been heads-down building Snapencode . It's a self-hosted video platform you buy a license for, and you control everything. No more crazy monthly bills just to manage your ...

... Here s an example of what you can now build with just one prompt in Colleague : Create a project with multiple agents and a single workflow that fetches weather data from the OpenMeteo API and automates actions across Slack, Fortnox, and HubSpot. The workflow should: Fetch and parse weather data (e.g., temperature, rain, wind) for a specific location Send a summary message to a Slack channel Update or trigger changes in Fortnox

... really well. ## 2. Separate Engineering and Marketing The biggest mistake we've made marketing wise is probably building our marketing site from scratch with code. That meant every change to our marketing site would lead to a back and forth between me and my cofounder. He'd need to change something but couldn't till I was free. Because of this, we couldn't add marketing pages and other resources as quickly as we needed to. Our SEO and content ... ... month but less than 10% of them upgrade. So we'll be focusing more on customer success too. We're going to get much more aggressive with our marketing. We'll be: going toe to toe with our competitors

... marketer and an angel/seed investor specializing in healthcare SaaS. I m principal @ T. Nugent & Associates (www.tnugentassociates.com) and co-founder of Ventures Next (www.venturesnext.com). Ask me anything about B2B marketing from startup phase to Fortune 50, or my perspective as an investor ...