... their GTM motion, and how they approach AI. Many things have changed between 2025 and 2026. See full report here My key takeaways: 78% of founders are technical. @Claude Code became the most-named must-have dev tool (31%). @VS Code held flat (22%). @Cursor dropped to 15%. @v0 by Vercel , @bolt.new , and @Windsurf each lost 6-9%. @Claude by Anthropic models are the most used. AI-generated code is the median experience. 62% of startups have more than half ... ... biggest differentiators." Exactly! There's no shortcut. Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): it reminds me this AMA session on PLG with @rors : we just ship and shout as much as possible. source: AMA session on Product-Led Growth with Rory

... have 20 minutes to spare today, I highly recommend you watch this talk by Rory Sutherland. I was completely engrossed for the full 20 minutes because he delivers so many interesting insights. Rory

... session. [1] TL,DR: It starts with a great product Talk to as many users as possible Write helpful content Run launch weeks to maximize compound effect Engage with the community [1]: AMA session on Product-Led Growth with Rory Wilding, COO at Supabase (2023) Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): Why do you think dev tools perform so well [on Product Hunt] good question - my $.02: @Product Hunt is an awesome place for founders and, according to @Supabase 's State ...

... monthly community email newsletter has strong engagement and showcases all the big monthly updates from the team and the community. That's it! References [1]: Supabase (Alpha) on Product Hunt [2]: AMA session on Product-Led Growth with Rory Wilding, COO at Supabase (2023) [3]: Do things that don't scale by Paul Graham (2013) [4]: How we launch at Supabase by Ant Wilson (2021) [5]: Any experiences with launch weeks? Comment from Savvas Konsta(@mrrabbar ...

... more people get successful because it'll become easier to run a business here. That means more entrepreneurs will get rich and that in turn attracts more Europeans to consider entrepreneurship as a path! Comment from Rory Koehler(@rory

... excited about from your launch or even those launches you love so much? Drop your best self-promotion stories or let's hear about your biggest wins (no shame here, let s hype each other up!) Comment from Brett Rory Lipman(@brettrorylipman): @kodoroha1973 I get where you re coming from, and I agree that there s a balance between promoting and staying authentic. The key is how you promote it s about sharing the story behind your product ... ... already helped X users save Y hours, to let results speak for themselves. This is the challenger brand mentality. When done right, it s about building connections and trust (authenticity), not just getting clicks. Comment from Brett Rory

... Meow, world If you're working in a dev tool or API company, you may find some *great* insights to help you grow here. Take this AMA session with Rory (Supabase) and these discussions on marketing OSS and API documentations for example. Jamstack, enterprise SaaS, headless, APIs, whatever your jam, drop your X and LinkedIn in the comments. Let's connect and support ...