Karthik

the ratio of likes/comments to the number of followers.

I use Calm, Forest and Headspace regularly. For fitness, I use my own fitdollar :) and for journaling, I use my own Mindbucket :D

Congrats on the launch - nice idea. I couldn't find the demo video you mention in the comments :D...

Launched fitdollar a little while ago - it's a fitness gamification app. Working on improving the first mile for users. In parallel, released Mindbucket two weeks back - will be launching on PH in a few weeks. It's a simple mini-journaling app that uses AI to broadly bucket your productivity modes - intended to give you feedback as to what part of the day you are most productive. Allows rapid...

Reddit was one of the key forums to get folks to a waitlist but you have to provide value to your niche up front

It has surely become much easier to build iOS apps. I was able to write mind bucket in two weeks - part time. chatGPT+ SwiftUI ease were the key enablers for me. Good luck on the launch Marc, will surely support you as always for the great work you do. Cheers

You hit a great pain point - trying it out now. What do you guys think about anomalous price increase detection and monitoring?

Totally. For the mini-journaling app that I built, AI was just for basic sentiment analysis. More important aspects are privacy, and feather-light methods to write and view memories (UX). So, I am focusing on those. The last aspect was productivity analysis and AI is not needed for that. So, really avoided AI infusion as much as I could :)

I spend a fair amount of time thinking through - half planning my moves. Not focussed on hyper-optimizing my productivity allows me to be less burdened in my tasks.

Journaling is the most effective way of unblocking my mind + brings focus to what I do subsequently.

Journaling. I have found it incredibly helpful - I do quite a bit of mini-journaling using mindbucket and it serves as a short check in through the day. It also gives me a pause to bring attention to what I might be feeling through the day.

Adding encryption to my mini-journaling app. Finishing up submission to the app store. How about you Sandra?

Usually, schedule a lot of meetings where I check back with the team or stuff I have delegated sometime back.

I usually spend the night before writing out the plan for next day broken roughly into dawn, morning, afternoon... (rough buckets). Helps me move more efficiently into doing things

Hitting the pain point of your customer.

fitdollar - just came back from visiting a very close friend who was sick (miraculously much better now). Realized the value of health and decided to make and work on something that helps you get fit. Mindbucket - pairing with physical fitness, mental clarity and health are key - journaling is a low-cost, phenomenal way to do it so built a very simple mini-journaling product. I use it daily...

night owl 🦉 wanting to become a morning person for a few years now 😀

don’t break the chain, write just 1 line of code per day

use Llamalife for tasks these days, forest for focus, my own mindbucket for mini-journaling and debugging patterns

yes, built mindbucket using chatgpt