TL;DR - post a link to you Ship page, get feedback from the community We're launching on PH soon, and have already set up our Ship page, which got me thinking - "there are a ton of Ship pages laying around, but no one collects quality feedback on them". So here's my answer - post your Ship page on this thread + your email and I'll send you a quick Loom video of me viewing your page and giving my feedback. If a few other people join me, well, we got ourselves some quality feedback sessions from real users (or in other words, a PMs dream )
Someone bought my product a year and a half ago. Paid once. Never upgraded. Never asked for anything.
Then they emailed me out of nowhere with a detailed explanation of a problem they'd solved with it. Something I'd never thought it could do. They'd built a whole process around it and wanted to tell me.
Over the past year I've noticed something unexpected. Building products with AI keeps getting easier.
Choosing which AI tools to use keeps getting harder.
Every day there are new models, coding assistants, design tools, agents, MCP servers, and productivity apps. I love seeing innovation, but I also wonder whether we're reaching a point where too much choice is slowing us down.
I'm currently trying to understand what the biggest technical pain points SaaS founders have? For me it has been understanding all of the tech stack that I needed for my first product and how to make it work together. What is yours?
I am Janis, working on a project to improve the healthy working culture for the companies and for the employees. I would love to hear your thoughts about this topic. Questions regarding this topic https://janisrozenfelds.typeform...
I ve noticed two main narratives in how companies view their competitors.
Either it s a fight to the death approach exactly like what we see between Replit and Lovable (though it seems Replit does more of the provoking ) basically: We speak badly about our competition.
Startups are hard & can be stressful; it's an emotional roller coaster. I am looking forward to hearing back what are you doing to keep your mental health & inner peace. Share your experience.
I added logging. The log line didn't appear. I assumed the code wasn't executing. I restructured the function, added more logs, restructured again.
Four hours later I found it. The log line was there. It was being written to a file I wasn't tailing because the path had changed two deploys ago and I was looking at the old one.
