Tim Annan

This is awesome! What a great application of GPT-3 & is guaranteed to be a huge timesaver for PMs. Since every PM/PMM has their own tone they use in release comms I'm curious if it can learn & apply based on the edits that I make over time to keep streamlining the process.

We started using AppFollow a year+ back to track Android reviews, and have since started using it to track everything about our apps & store listings Pros: Very easy to use and configure. Keeps the whole team engaged Cons: Haven't found one yet

Hi Product Hunt! 👋 Today I’m really excited to show you a brand new app from Slice. We get the most positive reviews and feedback from people who have saved money with Slice using our price drops feature, so we decided it deserved its own app. Here’s what we changed: - Improved the in-app experience compared to Slice - Added new merchants (keep reading for more on that) - Beefed up our price...

@squirly4 Great to see what you've been working on. This is really great and going to be so useful for those of us at companies with constantly changing needs and strange short-term requirements for space we need to fill. Looking forward to seeing more SF spaces!

Segment is seriously kick-ass. We're changing all our analytics over to it and could not be happier. They're really helpful for getting you running and picking the right tools for the job. Love our Redshift data warehouse.

I think this is a really great idea. Looking forward to watching @ravigrover and team do amazing things with it!

Branch is a great product, and this just makes it even better. We've seen great results with the former desktop SMS page and looking forward to even better results with this. All for no effort on our part.

I'm so happy to see a service that is personalized, low-effort, and doesn't have a crazy amount of waste!

It's really exciting to see someone taking serving up sites (at least in development) seriously and making it possible for people who aren't professional operations people to test their work.

It's definitely neat that Uber is branching beyond cars and keeping it all within one app for our simplicity. I wonder how they'll manage the plethora of little slider buttons. It's already pretty squished on non-6+ screens.

Since notifications about what's on the way and what's on your doorstep right now are the most important features for many Slice users, it just makes feels right to put that on your wrist and let you leave your phone in your pocket.