... features, it's knowing what to look at before you open a single dashboard. I'm the founder, so take that with the usual grain of salt. Comment from Anna Ludwinowski(@anna_ludwinowski): @alexeyglukharev  Love the hammer vs. wellness product framing - such a clean before/after! "Be calm in five minutes before your meeting" has urgency built into it. "Reduce your stress" is a fluffy magazine headline. Same product, completely different urgency depending on how you name the moment ... ... worth $$$! Comment from Anna Ludwinowski(@anna_ludwinowski): @austinbuhl  Interesting that you land on problem-first for Salestrics but demo-first as a viewer. Do you think there's a difference between what convinces you to look closer versus

... nika  It's easily overlooked. As humans we tend to think everyone knows everything we do but that's not the case. Not even for the C suite. Comment from Harry Gregor(@harry_gregor): Dear Nika, you piqued my interest thought I'd say hi. I have had many ideas, but they usually remain just ideas. To implement them, it is generally necessary to take step-by-step actions: for example, purchasing equipment, learning, hiring people, registration, accounting, entering ... ... signs for good/bad collaborations before they happen? How do you filter these invites? Comment from Rivra(@rivra_dev): Great question, Nika. Hindsight really is 20/20 in the startup world. For me, it was over-indexing on 'feature parity' with competitors

... work on the pipeline to increase the quality of articles chosen. Comment from Aima Atigari(@aima): @busmark_w_nika  Honestly no specific account I depend on, the alog pushes bits and pieces to me and then if something piques my interest I just drill down. Apologies for responding so late every one. Our launch is on going and it's been a really long day. Comment from Aima Atigari(@aima): For me honestly ...

... Since Cursor has grown in revenue and piqued everyone's curiosity, it has become quite a thesis for AI startups. The thesis itself is an evolution of earlier one - wrapper startups. Perplexity is a famous example of that. How do you think Software industry will evolve around this thesis - deep AI wrappers or Agentic AI softwares. What are some common usecases that fit into this thesis naturally? Why do these startups fundamentally scale so fast? Primarily looking to hear from ...

... Working at an AI startup, I often encounter cutting-edge technologies that have piqued my interest in their application to interpretation. I'm especially curious about how AI can handle real-time interpretation between language pairs with different word orders ...

... overly saturated with automating business processes and productivity-utility based features, and not enough soul. We aim to finally launch our app over by July 31st in the form of a private beta launch! If this is something that piques your interest or you even would love to come aboard, beta test our product, and provide honest feedback on what we can improve, we kindly ask that you sign up for our waitlist on our website: youraimvp.com. Any questions ... ... discount code or something playful. also working on tightening up the ui/ux. what s something fun or unexpected you ve seen during onboarding that actually worked? Comment from Daniel(@dan16): @jakecrump  leveraging social media. It's a competitor

... hard to understand what you want people to use this for The launch speaks to 'free speech' issues but the website has stuff like 'who is the most attractive' and 'i think lebron is the best'. My interest was piqued from the launch but the website lost me. Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @prahemant001   As far as habit trackers go, this seems fine If it was me, I'd lean way harder into the social/leaderboard aspect as that feels ...

... 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 ... ... years ago! the browser is awesome and was probably the first newsletter i intentionally subbed :) Comment from Matt Carroll(@catt_marroll): great feedback from both of you, thanks! i think putting the actual landing page as the landing page (vs

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