... have two minutes: make one snipplet , then tell me where you almost gave up. What was confusing, what looked bad, what would stop you from coming back. Yes, you have to make an account first... that's one of the things I want roasted. Genuinely want the brutal version. I can't fix what people are too polite to say. Comment from Rabnoor Singh(@rabnoor_s): the handoff is cheaper than it looks, and it is a solved problem. mint ... ... random guest id in local storage on the first action, write the snipplet

... When Snipplet launched here in August, the feedback was pretty consistent: people wanted it for their own city, not just trips, and they wanted creating and sharing a guide to take seconds, not minutes. Both are done. Here's what's new: AI builds the whole guide. Name a place, get the spots, notes and styling back in seconds. 3 free generations on every account, no card. View counts on every snipplet

... almond milk, regular cream top, and no salt on top. 12oz is a better ratio than the 16oz. Trust me. Doesn't have to be impressive. Half of mine are a specific sandwich. (This is basically what I built Snipplet for, but honestly I just want to know yours.) Your turn! Comment from Sukumar (@sukumar_sukumar1): I m going the opposite route: mine is a place I d never put on a best places list, but somehow I keep sending ...

... support on launch day. We've been heads down building based on your feedback -> better sharing, creator stats, and more coming so soon! Quick question: What's the one feature that would make you use Snipplet regularly? Would love to hear what would make it stick for you. Comment from Isabel Zavian(@isabelzav): Seriously, if you suggest it, we build it. Also would be happy to hop on a quick call with anyone who wants to chat about what ...

... response has been amazing. Thank you to everyone who supported us! Now I want to hear the real stuff: what did you like, what confused you, what would you change? If you haven't tried it yet, Snipplet lets you turn your favorite places into beautiful, shareable visual guides. Use code PRODUCTHUNT to get a free month of Pro. Would love to hear: What was your first impression? Was anything confusing or hard to find? What feature would make ... ... since the premise (guides built from places I've actually been) gave me the pause due to privacy concerns. A few things stood out that I think are worth being upfront about for others also in my position. Public snipplets

... Huge thank you to everyone who supported Snipplet today - the upvotes, comments, and feedback mean more than you know. This is just the beginning. Lots of exciting features coming soon! If you haven't tried it yet, we'd love to have you: snipplet.com Use code PRODUCTHUNT for free pro access for a month! Comment from Isabel Zavian(@isabelzav): @1mirul  Thank you so much for your support! I appreciate it so much. Hope you enjoy creating snipplets

... onboarding other users. Comment from Isabel Zavian(@isabelzav): @richatsealedvault  Thanks for the insight, Richard! That's a great way to think about it, early free users are essentially your QA team. We've seen that firsthand with Snipplet. Right now anyone can browse and view guides without an account, but creating requires signup. Sounds like keeping that line there while making the browsing experience good enough to hook people is the way to go. Appreciate the perspective on giving ...

... much as I have. How do you keep these discoveries and recommendations organized? Comment from Isabel Zavian(@isabelzav): @omri_ben_shoham1  Thank you for this great comment! This is literally the exact pain that made me build Snipplet. The Google Maps starred list that tells you nothing except "you liked this place once" without any comments and the Notes doc that makes perfect sense to you but turns into chaos the second you share it. And yes, the order ... ... modifications! Those tiny details are the difference between "that place was good" and actually recreating the experience. That's why every place in a snipplet

... weeks of preparation. Building relationships, identifying the right people, becoming visible in the community, preparing the assets, and creating a real outreach network. It is very difficult to do properly from one day to the next. On the men versus women point: I think there may be another distinction behind what Nika is observing. There are many women on Product Hunt and many women who are part of product teams, but very few women who independently launch new products week ... ... there in the first hour, not a drive-by upvote. Useful timing, too: we're live with Ctruh Studio right now, so all of this is unpleasantly fresh rather than remembered. I'll write up what actually worked versus

... screenshots, saved Instagram posts, texts. Five different places, none of them talking to each other, and the moment I tried to share my recs with a friend it all fell apart. That's actually what pushed me to build Snipplet. It's all one place to save your favorite spots with all the context (your photos, tips, order modifications, the stuff you'd forget) and share it as a clean visual guide instead of a wall of text. Tool debt ...

... building in almost the exact same lane with FounderFlow. Curious how you're handling the "which business needs me right now" problem specifically, that's the part I've found hardest to get an agent to judge well, versus just executing tasks it's told to. Comment from Stephen Aitken(@s8ken): Launching SONATE by https://yseeku.com It's time this project left the basement and had some real human eyeballs on it. Comment from Robin de Lacroix(@robin_de_lacroix ... ... along the way. We even chose to give it a shoutout in our launch! Happy to get your feedback ;) Comment from Moris Khoudari(@moris_khoudari): I launched Utilitly.com . It's a more affordable, cooler looking, more secure, and faster alternative

... planning, from idea to celebration. Plan your occasion, discover vendors, manage your budget, coordinate tasks, and bring everything together in one place. www.tendr.co.in Comment from Richie Varghese(@ric_v36): What you're building: Building NexQL, a PostgreSQL extension for VS Code database explorer, SQL notebooks, real-time dashboard, and an AI assistant, all without leaving the editor. Who it's for: developers and small teams running Postgres who want AI help writing/optimizing queries but don't want an agent with ... ... here is the specific thing' isnt something people have practice writing. we're prototyping prompts that lower the barrier without turning it into a form. Comment from Mustafa Arian(@thenameisarian): What you're building TAM Network. the alternative