Everyone chases signup numbers early on. i think that's backwards.
10 people who actually use your product and complain about it teach you more than 100 who signed up and forgot you exist.
I've got 8 paying users right now for Banalo.Business. haven't even scaled outreach yet, just been obsessing over what those 8 actually do inside the product.
Curious what others think, early on do you optimize for more users, or deeper usage from fewer?
Hi Product Hunt Family, We ve been building something we think the AI agent ecosystem is missing.
Domain experts have knowledge worth paying for, but their income is capped by their calendar. One consultation, one hour, one client at a time. AI agents change that math: package what you know once, and let it solve the same problem for hundreds of people without you in the room.
Then we ran into a problem.Building the agent turned out to be the easy part. The real questions were:
The idea came from something pretty simple: I use AI every day, but on a phone it still often feels like opening another app, asking a question, and then doing the actual work myself.
We re trying to make that interaction more direct. The device is small enough to carry around, and the agent can use voice, vision and supported tools to help complete tasks instead of only returning an answer.
The hardest problem for us right now is reliability. Getting an agent to complete a perfect demo is one thing. Getting it to behave properly when permissions change, a login expires, an app changes, or the user interrupts halfway through is much harder.
Bu rehberi haz rlayan ki iyim. 8 Eyl l'de hesaplar, portf yler ve a k i ler zerinde AI ile y r tt m z al may belgeledim.
inde ger ek s re , g rev ve kontrol ablonlar , ayr ca a k a kurmaca bir prova var. lk al t rma tek i ve iki kt zerinden ilerliyor; bir sohbet ve al ma klas r yle ba lanabiliyor.
lk d kullan c pilotu hen z yap lmad . Y ntemi kendi i ine ta maya al anlar n zellikle nerede ek a klamaya ihtiya duydu unu renmek istiyorum.
This one started from an argument, not an idea. Casually said something I "knew" was true, got fact-checked on the spot, and it turned out that thing had been disproven years ago.
The early version of this was just a spreadsheet I kept for myself, tracking things I'd learned that had quietly changed since. It didn't feel like a "product" until I picked my own graduation year and had that same "wait, seriously?" reaction about six times in a row. That led me to compile it into a website named sinceyougraduated.online It's a free, simple website, no signup, no paywall, just pick your year and see what's changed. p/sinceyougraduated is the forum page and it is open for any type of discussions related to the website.
Would like genuine feedback on how to bring in people into the product's forum and get early traction. I have ticked the items in the checklist for my first launch and what all are the other things that one may recommend to boost visibility? And last but not least, as part of the launch preparation, I have made a launch video. It's a bit ridiculous and at the same time amusing.
