... Solving procrastination with real human accountability : we re two people building Focido, a mobile app for the moment you look at a task and freeze. What procrastinators are up against Procrastination usually isn t laziness , it s a coping response to stress, fear of failing, or a task that feels too big and fuzzy. Then the loop hits: you delay, you feel guilty, anxiety spikes, and starting gets even harder. How Focido helps Focido is built around a simple idea ...

... Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @swati_paliwal  reading this, I have a feeling I am oversharing lol Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @henrikpedersen  yeah, but in that case we are talking about passive vs active managin the data. I am okay that AI reads something and gives me suggestions, but when actively does things on behalf my name, that's no no Comment from Krupali Trivedi(@krupali_trivedi): @busmark_w_nika  Well! till ... ... infrastructure level, not as an afterthought. The answer isn't to avoid delegating to AI, it's to make sure it literally cannot cross the lines you set. Cap the authority, require your approval above a threshold, freeze

... Click there. Okay now you got a paragraph but not the code block. Triple click? Half the page. Shift-click? You clicked outside and now NOTHING is selected. And then - THEN - randomly, inexplicably, the ENTIRE document highlights. And you freeze. You FREEZE

... Ever opened your freezer and found food you forgot existed? We did too, that s why we made FRZR . It s a clean, fast way to keep your freezer

... restructure hits, and they need to cut all costs. They get hit with a lawsuit. A company announces layoffs (your champion may find out after they are already gone) Social Media sentiment changes. The company got acquired by a competitor. New funding is being completed. None of that shows up in your product dashboards, but all of it affects churn. When you find out, it's probably because they told you they need to cancel due to a budget freeze

... been thinking a lot about how chaotic the first phase of any project is especially for early-stage founders. You get the idea, you get excited and then you freeze. Do you validate? Do you sketch out a landing page? Do you research competitors

... working on an app idea to help reduce food waste and make meal planning easier. The app would: Scan & track your frozen food so you don't forget what is in your freezer. Send reminders when food is about to expire. Use AI to suggest and generate recipes base on what is in your freezer

... while I started to notice the need for this to: 1 save (parts of a) conversation as documentation (deploy steps, related features, architectural decisions, ..) 2 use as input for a fresh chat when a (longer used/ long open) chat freezes ... ... doesn't react anymore. That's why I created and actively use (and recommend) the "Cursor Convo Export extension". Comment from Jake Crump(@jakecrump): We've actually had a couple of very cool VSCode