Bill Boulger

@brownrout Congratulations on the launch! This is cool. Great choice to make this compliant with the Segment API. That will ease the switching friction and learning curve for many people.

@awesomeab4 Congratulations on the launch! It looks like it is going well so far. I'm curious about the automated replies on Reddit and how that has been received by the communities. Are you only doing completely automated replies or is there also a way to create drafts and a human-in-the-loop publishes the reply? Very curious about the unique dynamics of many Reddit communities and how the...

Here are a few more status quo processes: 1. Repetitive manual workflows 2. Meetings and email chains 3. Ad hoc, inconsistent reactive actions All are ripe for disruption, if the value provided by a solution can be demonstrated to clearly outweigh the real costs of changing from the status quo.

Groundhog Day loop 🔁 is too real. This solves a very real problem. While it would be nice if behaviors changed, the reality is that many people will shoot off a Slack message before trying to remember where the answer is stored. This would be especially useful in certain channels such as those for all company communication, recurring meetings, and IT support channels. @devnag Is it possible...

Yes, it's good to have a presence on LinkedIn. The page is currently minimal but it has already been worth the time it took to create it. Will spend more time expanding it in the next few weeks. https://www.linkedin.com/company...

Good idea. There are so many companies that have blogs that are somewhat static. In-house teams are often focused on creating more, more, more blogs to match the latest messaging. Older content is not regularly updated or even promoted beyond day one. Would be interesting if you could offer it as no-risk revenue share or payment based on incremental improvement or something similar. It would...

This is fun. The revision experience does a really good job with memory and ability to traverse versions. The export functions are also thoughtful. Good product experience.

I like this approach. It is pretty simple to build a regex by describing the desired outcome. One thing that builds confidence in regex builders is the ability to test the generated regex with example strings, highlighting those that meet the conditions of the regex. It might be an interesting addition to add auto-generated test examples and allow users to add additional scenarios after...

@hamza_afzal_butt and @roargs Congratulations on the launch. The site looks beautiful. The little details in the company profiles are a pleasant surprise. Nice work!

@codewithguillaume I like it. One important thing done with great care. Cool! One note: I think there may be a problem with the Github link on your https://www.useritem.dev/ website. Maybe an expired SSL cert?

A few solid alternatives to GA include: • Posthog • Plausible • Fathom • Matamo Each have different strengths or areas of focus (such as an emphasis on product analytics or user privacy) but all have quite a few capabilities. There are also some additional analytics tools that have launched here on Product Hunt. If GA 4 is what you have, it is worth investing the time into understanding the...

@maxcameron this is a great story about dog-fooding your own product while also working directly with your potential customers within the process they hope to optimize. The video makes the value very clear. It is unique that your product is situated at this intersection. I'm trying to think of other products that have had similar overlap. 😃 I don't see pricing on the website, so I'm curious...

Cool idea @dunsin. Approaching this as a learning process with a focus on helping others learn (and enabling more contributions to open source projects) is a good perspective. Great way to solve your own problems while offering a solution for others, too.

Cool idea, @kordogroup. This is a nice idea to share your platform and also bring more visibility to your service. It sounds like you're manually adding people to the wall. Are you curating to ensure a certain level of quality?

@dan_mindru This is very well thought out. I appreciate the details and the care you put into this. The layouts are great, the themes are nice out-of-the-box options and the default copy is sensible. Super helpful. Also, the option to export to multiple UI/CSS systems is graceful. Nice work!

Nice idea @startupyoda I tried it out and the information is practical, but perhaps a bit common or straightforward. However, after I urged the GPT to be more creative, I did receive less standard and more interesting answers. Does the GPT have access to additional training information from people like Paul Graham or Tim Ferriss? It would be interesting to see more of their insights or...

@itmistakes Congratulations on the launch of this nice, helpful tool. Thanks for sharing your thought process about the tool on your "Ideas & Roadmap" tab. Do you anticipate releasing some of these additional features in the near future?

@brenkinfa Congratulations on the successful launch. I'm looking forward to seeing and supporting your next products in the coming months. Will we see AI in the next project? Alternating SaaS/AI throughout the year? Only time will tell. :)

Nice @raufsamestone! This is super helpful and could make server-side tagging much more accessible. The free tier is nice for users that want to try it out and work through implementation before going to production.

@mightyalex Very cool! It's like Lighthouse, before the code exists! It's good to check things before pushing to production, but that sometimes gets rushed or forgotten. Great idea to check for accessibility and color contrast at the source.