I know there s a p/introduce-yourself topic here on PH, but honestly, it s hard to meet everyone there.

So let s do it here.

Who are you?

What are you working on?

What do you think about support - or have you even thought about it? =D

Do you think every product must have some kind of support?

Should it be a bot?
A human?
Email?
An AI agent?
Or all together?

In our case, with a complex workspace, I think working support is definitely a must.

I have 165 day streak today and ~1.3K followers on Product Hunt...

Something I couldn t really brag about just 5 months ago =D

And I m trying to understand deeper - what is this day streak? What does it give? And why do we keep it?

The first thing I guess is consistency.

I believe that visualizing our dreams and goals can make them come true.

We set a point where we want to be, and naturally start drawing lines toward it. We create sub-goals, sub-dreams =D and step by step, finally get where we wanted to be.

When I m scrolling through a list of products, the first thing that catches my eye is usually the logo.

Only then I look at the tagline, and after that, the description.

For us, it s a very simple infinity sign, but it actually says almost everything we want our brand to say.

A loop that keeps running and never gets interrupted
Simplicity
Our brand magenta to cyan gradient

To build something, expand an idea into a working plan, or simply give life to something new, we need conversations.

But what happens when you're building alone?

We always think we'll take Saturday off...

Then we remember:

users don't stop using the product
ideas don't stop coming
launches don't wait
neither do bugs

Curious how everyone else handles it.

I guess it s not just me...

We all have friends who inspire us, challenge us, and help us reach our goals. We can count them as part of our building team too =D

But alongside those friends, there are others who drain your energy, fill your brain with unnecessary info and leave you unable to continue working as you planned after meeting them!

It s Saturday, and most of us continue working anyway...

When I m doing very intellectual tasks, I just put on my headphones - without any music - and concentrate on my thoughts.

But when I need some inspiration, or I m doing some repetitive work, there s always music in my ears.

Every activity has its own type of music for me:

We talk a lot about product-market fit, but i think how clearly we actually know who our product is for.

Is it the audience you imagined when you started?

The people who are using it now?

Or did you discover a completely different group along the way? =)