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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
We read tons of books and articles, but the insights rarely stick — models like First Principles or Occam’s Razor sound great, then vanish in daily life.
That’s why I built Aha!: powerful ideas turned into swipeable cards you can revisit anytime.
1. 🎴 Mental models, insights, and tactics in bite-sized form
2. 🤖 AI chat for deeper exploration
3. 🎯 One daily card to keep learning consistent
Instead of forgetting wisdom, I now swipe ideas that actually shape how I think. Would love to hear what models you’d find most valuable! 🚀
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I’m curious: how in-depth does the AI chat go? Is it more of a summary, or does it offer a proper mentor-style conversation?
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@aiden24 Great question! In my experience, it’s not just summaries — the AI’s felt like a mentor to me. It’s helped me work through real problems and practiced with me, and it can even pull in examples from the web so the ideas connect directly to real-world situations.
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I’m wondering: are these models sourced only from classics, or do you incorporate modern startup strategies too?
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@azra_malek Both! Classics for the foundation, but also modern strategies and new decks on the way. These decks are summarized from real books and classes (like Atomic Habits, YC Startup Lessons). You can even create from your own knowledge system as well. Just upload a pdf and AI will do it for you.
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What started as a neutral reaction has turned into excitement — this could become my new morning scroll.
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Maker
@linda_wick Love that — if it slips into your morning scroll, that’s a win.
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I’d actually be willing to pay for packs focused on niche topics like pricing, leadership, or scaling.
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@james_lee52 Totally hear you — we’re continuously improving our deck content, and niche packs like pricing and marketing are definitely on our roadmap.
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Just a neutral thought: there might be too many models at once, but the daily delivery helps manage that.
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Mental models presented in a swipeable card format? That’s a pretty cool concept!
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Maker
@ethan_walker10 Thanks! 🙌 The idea is to make big, sometimes heavy concepts feel light and swipeable — something you can actually revisit every day instead of forgetting after one read.
I’m curious: how in-depth does the AI chat go? Is it more of a summary, or does it offer a proper mentor-style conversation?
@aiden24 Great question! In my experience, it’s not just summaries — the AI’s felt like a mentor to me. It’s helped me work through real problems and practiced with me, and it can even pull in examples from the web so the ideas connect directly to real-world situations.
I’m wondering: are these models sourced only from classics, or do you incorporate modern startup strategies too?
@azra_malek Both! Classics for the foundation, but also modern strategies and new decks on the way. These decks are summarized from real books and classes (like Atomic Habits, YC Startup Lessons). You can even create from your own knowledge system as well. Just upload a pdf and AI will do it for you.
What started as a neutral reaction has turned into excitement — this could become my new morning scroll.
@linda_wick Love that — if it slips into your morning scroll, that’s a win.
I’d actually be willing to pay for packs focused on niche topics like pricing, leadership, or scaling.
@james_lee52 Totally hear you — we’re continuously improving our deck content, and niche packs like pricing and marketing are definitely on our roadmap.
Just a neutral thought: there might be too many models at once, but the daily delivery helps manage that.
Mental models presented in a swipeable card format? That’s a pretty cool concept!
@ethan_walker10 Thanks! 🙌 The idea is to make big, sometimes heavy concepts feel light and swipeable — something you can actually revisit every day instead of forgetting after one read.