Daniel Ha

I’ve been using Gem for a couple weeks now, and it’s been a fun way to curb my auto-pilot instincts of opening Reddit or social media whenever I pick up my phone. The app is really simple: open it up and read headlines + 3 key takeaways of the latest tech news. It’s very very fast and fluid, so you’ll quickly know whether or not this is for you. At first, I didn’t know if I’d consistently use...

I met Ardy a couple months ago when he was just starting to test Browse AI with some users. I think most devs, at some point, have written a single purpose web scraper to pull data they need one time. The special thing about Browse AI is how easy it is to set up an automation for recurring monitoring and trust that it'll still be working later that week. That's invaluable for startup teams who...

I met Onboardbase's founder, Dante, a little over a month ago while he was working on onboarding tools for small teams. One of his features -- a simple way to securely share keys/credentials with the team -- was something that was getting really nice early pickup from users. I think this is something a lot of small, technical teams could find useful. Dante is a really sharp product builder and...

I had the amazing opportunity to be a mentor with the XX accelerator over the last three months. I got to know some awesome founders from the 13 companies, all working on important problems that became especially pronounced with this unique year that we're having. With today's virtual Demo Day, it's the first time an accelerator with founders of this caliber is opening up to *unaccredited*...

Hi, Daniel here (CEO, cofounder) and I’m pretty pumped about this! Some people may know about Disqus through the comment system, but this version of Disqus.com (what we internally dub “Disqus Home”) has existed since around last Fall. Historically Disqus was primarily a network of sites that use our commenting widget. Lots of sites used it — and many very interesting online communities were...