... think many tech product builders, including myself, can easily fall into tunnelvision, whereby I am overly convinced that the feature we re working on is clearly justified. With vibe-coding tools, the cost of building new features has also dropped dramatically. But lower development costs didn't seem to translate to product growth in my organization. Many newly launched features still receive little adoption, or have a hard time "syncing" with the rest of the product ...

... doorbell. It rings the same whether it's a package or a fire. That's basically the gap Pushary fills, same hook idea you've already wired, but the event carries a real handoff (done vs blocked vs

... launch day. It might be the first GTM test. Before running ads. Before writing 50 SEO articles. Before scaling outbound. Before building a full sales motion. You get a compressed day of: positioning feedback objections use cases audience signals competitor comparisons wording people naturally reuse comments that can become landing page copy, SEO topics, sales answers, or product roadmap inputs For mailX, the biggest signal was clear: people understood the pain of emails going to spam , but the AI agent ... ... founders here: After your Product Hunt launch, what was the most valuable signal you got: traffic, users, comments, backlinks, positioning feedback, or something else? Comment from Thami Benjelloun(@thamibenjelloun): @wereframe  thank you, and you re 100% right. Tunnel

... Best of luck with your upcoming launch. Could you tell me how exactly you are fixing broken data enrichment? Comment from Sumit Singh(@sumit_deepenrich): @underboss  That's such a great perspective, Dennis. It's easy to get tunnelvision on just "winning" or "shipping," but those strategic projects are where the real learning creates leverage for the future. Broadening horizons > burning out! Comment from Sumit Singh(@sumit_deepenrich): @pradeepmalakar  Thanks Pradeep! The biggest fix is moving ...

... trap. There were weeks when I didn t talk to a single potential user. Looking back, this was a mistake. Originally, I planned to engage with potential users on an ongoing basis: build, get feedback, iterate. I got project tunnelvision and didn't give time to this process. During the project, when I did speak to a Shopify merchant the feedback was always great. It enabled me to learn what really matters to them. Lesson: talk to people, even ...

... posts say `created at` until midnight PT. This used to work, but isn't currently viable (as far as I can tell). Comment from Cameron Froese(@cameron_froese): @elissa_craig  This is helpful! I definitely get that tunnelvision sometimes. I can see how having outside perspectives would make a big difference especially when it comes to copy. Comment from Cameron Froese(@cameron_froese): @kksrm  This is super helpful thank you! I'll share the teaser page with ... ... from being techy enough to be truly effective on that side. In my experience, polling people outside of your network for true, honest feedback on your draft approach is the most helpful thing. It is so easy to get