... involved. Thanks for bringing a bit of storytelling and humor into an otherwise heavy topic. :D Comment from Rohan Chaubey(@rohanrecommends): @daniel_dorne  Maybe that's what happens when the social platforms want to become governments of the world virtually :D Comment from Rohan Chaubey(@rohanrecommends): @busmark_w_nika  I second you, hence I am running a pilot with the ex-CTO of Reddit

... oldest error we found: 27 months. A feature that hadn't existed for over two years was still being cited as a current differentiator. Where Errors Came From Source % of Errors Founder's own outdated content 41% Old Reddit threads 19% Competitor comparison pages 16% Tech press articles (2022 2024) 12% G2/Capterra reviews 8% Industry forums 4% 41% were fixable by updating the founder's own site. 59% came from sources founders couldn't touch directly. What Founders Did Next ... ... RCGE v2.2 (launching next week on Product Hunt) proofreads your content against your Brand Book before it goes live catching inconsistencies before they become AI errors. ROSE v1.0 (late April) scans your entire site, finds every page where key topics

... their own pages. Reddit, G2, old press releases, competitor comparison pages. I expected maybe 20-30%. 63% shocked me. What happened next: Within 2 weeks, that stat was cited in 3 different AI answers about "pricing accuracy" and "SaaS trust signals." It's been quoted in Perplexity multiple times since. Why it worked: It was a problem every founder experiences but no one had quantified. AI had nothing else to cite on that topic

... incorrect information. No way to flag it. Example C: Feature comparison An AI answer claimed a product lacked a feature it actually had. The feature page existed. The documentation was clear. But the AI learned from an outdated Reddit thread instead. Why This Happens AI answers aren't "wrong" in the way humans understand wrong. They're pattern-matching machines. If the pattern says "this brand had this problem in 2023," the 2026 answer may still reflect 2023 reality even ... ... SaaS product deep dives) will live in a more structured, searchable format. Since you've been so engaged with the threads, I'd genuinely value your take. Given the depth of the conversations we've had, what specific topics

... umairnadeem): NGL i'm going to be the contrarian here. i give my AI agent access to basically everything - email, calendar, social media, code, files, browser. it reads my WhatsApp messages and responds on my behalf. it posts on Reddit, HN, LinkedIn. it's literally posting this comment right now. the "i would never give an agent access to X" crowd is optimizing for a risk that barely exists in practice. FWIW the actual failure mode isn't your agent ... ... wild in there. trying to micromanage every action just means you eventually stop managing any of them. Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord): @busmark_w_nika  I think you are a celebrity (on PH) because you actively post interesting topics

... come first, everything else is amplification. Would love to have you try it, head to brandingstudio.ai and let me know what you think. Honest feedback from someone who knows launches welcome! Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Great topic, Nika! I d say that most of the products I ve been a hunter for are looking for traction, and Product Hunt is exactly that kind of platform. That traction usually comes from having a top launch, which is why most projects ... ... newsletter if you re not among the top products of the day. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): @busmark_w_nika   @joao_seabra  I m so happy to read stories like yours, Joao. I often see people on Reddit

... error persistence 4 6 months Maximum observed 14 months One founder told me: "We lost a 200k deal because ChatGPT said we didn't have SOC2. We've had it for 18 months. The AI learned from an old Reddit thread and never updated." The Cost of Errors We analyzed 50 brands that discovered errors and tracked the impact. Error Type Average Revenue Impact Pricing error (higher than actual) 47,000 Pricing error (lower than actual) 23,000 (leakage) Missing ... ... they go live. It checks your content against your Brand Book and flags anything that might confuse AI. ROSE v1.0 (late April) is our On page Site Engine. It automatically scans your entire site, identifies every page where a topic

... Curatora around one core problem: Content idea discovery. Curatora now helps marketers and creators discover share-worthy content ideas from real conversations and trending articles across hundreds of categories. Instead of generic suggestions, you get ideas based on the topics that are actively being discussed online. The goal is simple. Create content faster. Stay relevant. Never run out of meaningful ideas. To celebrate the launch, we re offering 30% off on all plans. I would genuinely love your feedback ... ... ones? Comment from Meeshaim Ali(@meeshaim_02): Curatora team, I adore the pivot! Finding material ideas from actual conversations is brilliant; it eliminates my main annoyance, which is always scanning for pertinent trends. Currently, hunt through rabbit holes on Reddit

... took me 15 minutes). It's almost like how, once someone starts using an iPhone, they don't want to switch back to Android. My main headache with auth/permissions was trusting Lovable to do it well. Those topics have to do with security, and that itself is a very important part of an app. Lovable has a security system that finds all vulnerabilities, but even Lovable themselves say it's not perfect, and multiple runs are recommended. I haven ... ... validates micro-SaaS niches before you build. Stack: Next.js, Supabase, Claude for research synthesis, Airtable for content pipeline. Auth via Supabase, payments via Stripe. The interesting part of our stack is the validation pipeline: we use a mix of Reddit

... convince the decision-makers in the team that a repeatedly requested feature is worth building? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @lada_la  + I experienced that when a user repeatedly outlines this in other subforum discussions on Reddit, it can really influence the founder because people started switching massively to a different tool :D Comment from Kanishk Saraswat(@kanishk_saraswat): The framework I've landed on after a lot of trial and error: Only build a feature ... ... Reserve a 20-30% Buffer: Always keep a portion of your development time for technical debt, bugs, and unexpected crashes. This ensures your roadmap remains flexible when critical issues arise. Comment from Ruxandra Mazilu(@ruxandra_mazilu): This is a topic

... effort needed to have a successful launch on the platform. This post reinforced my motivation to keep showing up here. Comment from Vadim Ermolin(@importnil): That's a very valuable read! I notice how Product Hunt and Reddit can boost your visibility in LLMs. However, can you please "fix the reviews" part, cause I already had 3 customers for my product who left the reviews here, and none of them are visible? The support team states they are visible ... ... also representative of what user are actually asking ChatGPT. For example, if you see more ChatGPT-user agent visits on pages / blog posts pertaining to a particular feature e.g. integration capabilities, then you know to include prompts on this topic

... News in the tech world gets old quickly. It's no longer relevant in 10 minutes. What helps you quickly navigate the world of AI? I caught the latest news about AI from: trend topics in the Bluesky or X feed . (Eg. Amazon Layoffs ) or from Product Hunt forums ( @fmerian posted today about OpenAI just acqui-hire Cline ) or larger media , such as TechCrunch The Information Wired Yesterday discovered this AI subreddit   Codex HackerNews What other sources would ... ... inevitable to know all the buzz news, even if you are not following anything yourself ;) I love it. The second is Reddit

... give you the control you need to really optimize performance, accessibility, SEO. Much easier to do in code (especially now with AI). Comment from David Mart n Su rez(@david_martin_suarez): @custominstall  I shared my landing page on Reddit, a few Discord and Slack communities, and my LinkedIn. My primary target market is PMs and product designers, but the tool is also useful for marketers, researchers, and founders. Comment from David Mart n Su rez(@david_martin_suarez): @custominstall  On Discord ... ... fact-checking process? Definitely a concern. I am testing a few ways to do this. But, while I work on tweaking the AI, my plan is manual verification initially and hence I plan to start with a select few topics

... your questions: I think that when you have some insider group or subculture, it is really cool. Even when you share with your colleagues, it is an ice breaker. Even when the MEME is about a serious topic (death, politics, racism, etc.), you would be surprised how many people can stand for a certain idea. It is sad, but every element has its supporters. Everything that you named is valid. MEMEs can be situational, or be a matter ... ... wonder if they will ban me for referencing 4chan > Using the > character ends up with a blockquote > ffs I have to use a code snippet > Someone is gonna screenshot this and put it on reddit

... shows you what that process is and lets you end it. So you're stuck either risking it and unplugging, or shutting down the computer. As a consumer, this is something I would pay for tbh. As for recurring topics? I want to see people talk about how they use their devices more. There is a trend on YouTube of dumbing down the smartphone or decentralizing its functions. I'm not asking for this trend per se but for people ... ... getting feedback? Almost no one is reading the self-promotion subforum (I reckon). Re personal experiences _ that could be interesting as well. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @build_with_aj  Yes, but not make this place like Reddit

... come back to later. Reuse older topics and update them with new information. Some of them are too obvious, but trust me, when you are paralysed, you have a hard time recalling these. How do you come up with topics

... good about my platform it gets reject from everywhere. I thought it could be my post. So changed my posts content for other future posts. Got the same rejection. Now I stopped posting good words about my platform in reddit. Only my ads runs, so creating some ads time to time. Not sure it this is platform issue or something else. Could please check that? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @viktorgems  How did you resolve that ... ... context continuity. Forums generate a lot of high-signal discussion, but it s easy for that knowledge to fragment. Features like saving threads, surfacing related past discussions when starting a post, or lightweight threading across similar topics

... Building in public and sharing real numbers/struggles has worked way better for me than any polished marketing post. Comment from Matthew @ Sapling(@tinyorgtech): Love this. Trying to build a presence on a few places like LI, PH and possibly reddit. Will be interesting to see where this goes for you. Comment from Matthew @ Sapling(@tinyorgtech): @busmark_w_nika  I'd settle with 10 new users. It feels like a force field is surrounding my product at times. Comment from ... ... messages, asking people to check your launch and what your product is about. People whose upvote value is 5 are usually very active, maintain streaks, and they have gold kitten status, I guess. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Great topic

... actually reaching my target audience. My product is for people who get 'news anxiety' or suffer from FOMO. Theoretically, I found my crowd on Reddit. Luckily one of my posts actually blew up with 60k views! But Reddit

... building a SaaS and needed to find potential users on Reddit. But manually scrolling through subreddits looking for relevant threads? Absolute time sink. So I built a desktop tool to do the boring part for me. It's called Reddit

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... Shortcuts for scheduling chat messages on iMessages and WhatsApp. @Telegram 4.7 @WhatsApp Business iMessage @Slack for text messaging. @Product Hunt @Instagram @Reddit @Twitter @LinkedIn social platforms I use. Looking forward to explore @n8n @Make for automating processes before the year ends. I think this covers most of the apps I use regularly. Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): Great topic

... problems is something I rarely see founders mention. Creating groups on Facebook and Meetup is an interesting angle. I always thought those platforms were kind of saturated, but it sounds like they still work if you stay consistent. Reddit engagement also makes sense since the conversations feel more organic there. I might start a small niche group myself and slowly build around it. Appreciate the insight. Comment from Alex Cloudstar(@alexcloudstar): @tetiana_hryshmanovska  This is super helpful. I keep ... ... focusing on now. Again, not just networking, but creating a community of potential customers/users where people get to discuss a variety of topics

... going to start sharing more within my own small communities too Comment from Mu Joe(@mujoe): @purva_guptaa  s your product targeted at consumers (C-end) or businesses (B-end)? Comment from Ping He(@makerping): Hit Reddit first - with decent posts, it should give you an initial burst of traffic (ex. dozens per day or more) Youtube - find small / mid collaborators that would love your product, ask them to make reviews or featured vid, pay them if you have ... ... community and writing about topics

... building Reddit content look like? Because this one platform is difficult to understand. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @dzaitzow  Reddit