... tomorrow (Wed 28th), It would be amazing to get some support on the day. I built this purely to solve my own issue but realised it was helping many friends and family that were starting businesses too. In a nutshell, I pull new companies from companies house, enrich the data with an absolute plethora of additional source data (local councils, vehicle licensing etc) then using many AI models and techniques, clean, score and present the data for outreach. Super useful ...

... hard sales pitch they already understand why a solution matters. That's the approach I'm trying to follow with every product I build Comment from Stacy Wycoff(@stacywycof83995): @busmark_w_nika  That's really it in a nutshell. Once I stopped explaining the product and started describing the mess of running multiple businesses at once, people had something to react to. Good luck with the LinkedIn posts the problem-first framing will land. Comment from Stacy Wycoff(@stacywycof83995 ... ... Stacy Wycoff(@stacywycof83995): The shift that helped me was leading with a genuine question or observation about the problem, then only mentioning what I built if someone actually asks. People notice quickly when a post exists to get attention versus

... everyone, In a few days, I m launching ONYRI Sanitize on Product Hunt June 6 at midnight (Pacific Time). In a nutshell: we all paste work-related stuff into ChatGPT emails, tickets, spreadsheets. The problem is what gets sent along with it: client names, email addresses, credit card numbers, and sometimes API keys. Privacy-wise, we re not exactly in the best spot... ONYRI Sanitize sits between you and the AI. Our detection system identifies private information, replaces it with ...

... contributing to a community, solving a real problem. That s the first question I try to answer for myself. After that, it s all about the co-founder s personality. There s a concept in startup/business circles called a nutshell agreement (a short 1 2 page doc), where each person answers the key questions about working together: goals, motivation, how decisions are made when you disagree, how you communicate, your main focus for the next X months, whether the company ... ... reflects in mental investment and then I cannot distribute my attention to my own projects because I am "busy to babysit dreams of other people". Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @byalexai  I didn't know about the nutshell

... know how to code, it feels painfully slow Other apps free trial then a subscription and still slow So I built it. Coding Drills Available on iOS! https://apps.apple.com/lu/app/co... Soon on Android (waiting play store confirmation) In a nutshell: Short coding drills you can finish in minutes Bite-sized lessons that actually stick Multi-language: Python, SQL, JavaScript, Rust Choose your level: new, beginner, intermediate, advanced No subscription (3 challenges + 3 lessons free per day, restock with a simple ...

... other holding your phone. Coding the traditional way IDE, terminal, file trees is physically impossible. The screen is too small, your fingers too fat, and the text too tiny to read without squinting. --- The problem in a nutshell: - One hand is always occupied VSCode isn't built for that - GitLab on mobile: tiny font, dense UI, constant zooming - Managing issues, CI pipelines, and logs across tiny tabs is exhausting --- What I tried In the age of AI agents, I realized ...

... Claude code or GPT Copilot extension for VSCode more than Cursor. I don't understand the hype around Cursor, why is it better than just having an extension? Comment from Germ n Merlo(@german_merlo1): I was trying Cursor and VS + Copilot, and the first one is better by far. Starting now to test Claude Comment from Raf Vantongerloo(@rafvantongerloo): @minach  Thanks, I think most vibe coders are using approximately the same tools. :) I've only recently discovered Emergent, they ... ... heavy @Windsurf + @Warp vibe coder, but I'm building @raycast extensions, and not web apps. Comment from Raf Vantongerloo(@rafvantongerloo): I use @Lovable a lot to create websites, then @Replit to make Chrome Extension, but I use @VS

... first post anywhere ever so be gently to me Little bit about my situation: I'm working on a project where users can generate personalized CVs and cover letters on my website. Here's how it works in a nutshell: Users fill out a detailed profile with their information, skills, and experience LLM (like ChatGPT) creates completely customized CVs and cover letters based on their profile Each application is tailored specifically for the job they're applying to, highlighting ...

... mirror can really help sometimes! I think it's important to remember that you are your own customer 0, and at some point you (hopefully!) had a passion for building what you did. So I guess in a nutshell, take some time and enjoy your own product. I feel like it does wonders when you can sit down and just go "yeah, this works awesome!" and allow yourself some grace and look at the glass half full. Trying ...

... know anything about anything and then you do it every day and you learn slowly over time. The industry changes, you re-learn, and start over but you have some advantage. That's founderhood in a nutshell. :-) My two cents: Your post here does a better job of explaining what you do than the homepage. Even "learn trading and investing via quizzes and microlearning" is so much clearer than "The Ultimate Market $andbox: Learn & Experience". From the website "Learn ...

... used open-source link management platform @Dub.co to create a short, memorable URL and help us understand the audience and most-performing channels get 20% off for 3 months using this link The results in a nutshell 473 points 51 comments #3 Product of the Day #3 Developer Tool of the Week What's next? Launching on Product Hunt is definitely not a one-time opportunity. Awesome developer-first products like @Supabase and @Raycast have launched there multiple times. Launch ...