... headline. Especially with AI products, that distinction matters because it uses AI

... niche because the problem language already searches itself. category-narrative argument: easier than established-niche because you aren't forced to be "better X" you can be "this thing isn't X at all". google-able examples: figma vs adobe (established design, browser/multiplayer format). superhuman vs

... about price. My expereince is that it's usually a window into something else: time to value, friction before the product clicked, the user never got to the moment where it felt worth it. What helped us at @ReceiptorAI was tying the conversation to felt value. For us, the receipt volume flowing through the product proved to be a strong proxy for time saved (the felt value). But the best insight we got about "felt value" (so pricing) came ... ... fits your long-term business model, not because people ask for it. Good luck with the beta! Excited to see how it goes. Comment from Danny Christensen(@danny_christensen): @busmark_w_nika Both actually. When i look at

... Comment from Hammam Oktajianto(@oktajianto): my 5: ChatGPT / Claude Advanced AI assistants that help me with research, brainstorming, writing, coding, debugging, problem-solving, and improving productivity across a wide range of tasks. Claude Code / Antigravity AI

... blank page. briefs, outreach emails, blog posts, strategy docs... the first draft used to be the hardest part and now it's the fastest. the editing is where the human value actually is. also using it to research competitors and summarize long docs which used to eat half my week Comment from Will Towle(@willatsharpread): Building a forensic SEC filing analysis tool with it. Zero CS background, full time job in a completely different industry. Claude Code handles the implementation ... ... from Julien Avezou(@avz): @fatima_shehzad  agree, AI

... real person still gets my review first. Curious, have you found a workflow that lets AI draft client messages while keeping that human check easy? Comment from Luigi Fernandez Ortega(@luigi_receiptorai): Fully handed over: bookkeeping. With Receiptor

... makers try a channel for 2 weeks, see nothing, and bail. The ones who win usually just stuck with one thing long enough for it to compound. But for an actual tactic: read your own ad comments and your competitors'. Not the likes, the comments. People tell you in their own words why they won't buy, what they're confused about, what they actually want. That language goes straight into your copy and it converts because it's theirs ... ... mention in a niche newsletter or technical blog. They're real-time citation sources for AI

... teams, sharing, alerts, and so on. We can t remove all of that complexity, because real teams eventually need it. Instead, we're trying to figure out how/when to reveal that complexity. Filters only appear if you ask the AI. Access controls can get super fine-grained, but only if you start inviting more teammates. The best products often feel simple at the start, then become more powerful as the user needs more. I think @raycast is a great example ... ... same! Linear did this well. Simple to start, but they have extra features you can enable in settings (like Triage and Cycles). Comment from Luigi Fernandez Ortega(@luigi_receiptorai): depends so much on who your user is though. With Receiptor

... without. That selectivity cuts both ways: fewer seats, but more stability once you're in, because the decision to hire was never casual to begin with. That said, I'm saying this as a bootstrapped founder at ReceiptorAI, so maybe we're not the most representative data point, and "insecurity" is part of our job too! Comment from Lisa Steingold(@lisa_steingold2): @busmark_w_nika  haha nooooooo. You of all people so much value so you're good ... ... from Eva Matova(@evitam): Honestly, I don't think there's a truly secure job anywhere right now (anywhere where

... Luigi, part of the small team behind ReceiptorAI A year ago I joined @romeobellon  on

... receiptorai): Right now we re relying on a connected Google Sheet that pulls in data from Stripe and Mercury! works well enough for tracking cash flow and expenses. All the receipt/document collection side is handled by our own tool @ReceiptorAI especially helpful since we ve got a mix of inbox receipts and physical ones. Comment from Meghan Henry(@deleted-5214667): My cousin set me up with Wave, it's free and kind of perfect for small stuff like mine ...

... exactly one app that came to my mind because I saw it yesterday. I would also list launchers for phones that "attract" users to be less on their smartphones, e.g. @minimalist phone: reduce your screentime or @Dumb Phone or alternatives @Mudita Pure: Your Minimalist Phone Comment from minimednote(@minimednote): Today Saturday, I have been on self promo and you can try a new release to the new producthunt drop. have some who have signed up on the page - so total ... ... sharing! I ve seen many ADHD users benefit from our product since managing receipts and invoices can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to tax filing and staying organized financially. You can have a look at it here: @Receiptor