Chandan Maruthi

Code migrations are such a pain, As an Engineering Manager at LambdaSchool, I often came across code migrations. No one wanted to work on these projects and they often took too much time to complete. I really like the idea of automating migrations. This is such a common use case. Engineers can focus on user problems that are both fun and challenging to solve. I will check it out. @ericdrowell...

Thank you @hnshah for sharing Twig with the product hunt community. 👋🏼 Hey Product Hunt! We are @chandan_maruthi1 and @harish_maiya2, co-founders of Twig.so. We are excited to announce a GPT3-powered AI tool for Customer Support Teams. Twig semantically analyzes your documentation, knowledge bases, and past support tickets and presents an answer to support agents. The result is a 30%...

Hello Product Hunters 👋 Today, is launch day for The Essential Founders Calendar 1️⃣ What is it? Oops ! did I miss that event (or deadline) 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️? We know that feeling! If you are in the startup world. You need to hit all the important startup events. Missed events and accelerator deadlines are a lost opportunity to connect with that amazing customer, investor, or other founders. If only I...

I have been following Mahir, as he built and Iterated on Habitual Money, an amazing founder, and an amazing product. To the stars for Habitual Money !!!

1) TeamSync 2) Replace cold 📧 emails with a 🤳 video message 3) https://www.jointeamsync.com

I guess it depends on a Fair use policy. Google is scraping your website all the time. But in return you receive traffic you would not have received other wise. On the other hand if you are hosting a list of some kind and someone steals it that's bad. Whats missing is a fair use definition what people can adopt like a Creative Commons version of fair use for bots

Make it clear that silence is ok, silence is acceptable and silence is appreciated. Most calls result in poor brainstorming because people feel the need to fill in the silence with talk. While silence is totally acceptable in physical brainstorming. Once you do this people will get time to hear themselves and think about what was said and result in better conversations and brainstorming

Helping people who should use your product find and appreciate what you are doing.

Obviously Awesome by April Dunford on Positioning

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Very well written and detailed. Thanks for sharing this @nurlan_nurmanov

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Rachel this is a good observation, There are so many times founders claim product-market fit to their detriment. I guess what's more important is to show that a small group of users love your product. and that this group can be potentially large. Instead of claiming product-market fit. I ran a marketplace a few years ago and one good metric could be repeat purchases.

I go for a drive or take a long walk. Sometimes I just disconnect and watch a movie. When I come back I am both clear in my mind and energized to solve the problem at hand

- Slack for conversations 1:1 - Zoom for live meetings - TeamSync [ dogfooding our own product for video Updates to team, customers, and investors] - Git of course for all things code - A ton of GDrive to share essential docs.