Kirill Golubovskiy

Whoa, iPad notes are finally getting friendly. Wish you best luck

Seems like a real time-saver for salesmen. But the UX looks a bit overwhelmed at first glance. Hope you improve it in the future

I use ChatGPT because it fully handles the tasks I’m comfortable delegating to AI. I’ve tried others, but it’s the only one I’m willing to pay for.

People generally like to share their opinions, so it’s worth asking — while highlighting the importance of their feedback.

I think I’d like to feel like I’m talking to a real person, not just using dry methods. But at the same time, I’d like to reduce the influence of the human factor and rely more on data of my case.

Congratulations on the launch! Wishing you the best of luck — you have a great, professional product. Does your service cover all countries, or are there any exceptions?

The whole team should install it and practice during our daily stand-ups.

Wishing your product great success — everyone has something they’d gladly let go of to significantly improve their quality of life. Plus, most harmful habits lead to burdensome expenses, which can strain relationships with loved ones. I truly believe your product can genuinely help many people and their families live happier lives.

I’d describe myself as a skeptic when it comes to this practice. Are there any studies showing that a gratitude practice significantly improves quality of life compared to simply writing down facts about your day? Why does it have to be gratitude specifically? Grateful to whom? To life? To yourself?

I was overthinking where to go on vacation. After spending way too much time on it, I realized I didn’t really feel like flying anywhere. So I stayed home.

Can you share any insights you’ve discovered while studying user behavior?

You can't rely on motivation, because many people mistake it for interest. But interest isn’t what drives action—at least not after adolescence. “I want to do it” gets replaced by “I need to do it.” That’s just how it goes. Your list is solid and definitely works for many people, but it wouldn’t help much in my case. Since having kids, part of my life is completely unpredictable and beyond...

Our perception is imperfect, but what if our brain doesn’t make decisions based on the information we consciously process? Or rather, not on the information we think we’re analyzing. There’s a theory that love is just a biochemical reaction to scents—personality, appearance, and style are secondary. So is it the reptilian brain or the neocortex? Who’s really in charge in our body? That’s why...

Right now, AI is pretty mediocre at calculations—I almost always double-check manually and find mistakes. But it’s great at editing code snippets and generating code based on task descriptions. That’s awesome, and I use it all the time.

You can sell a bad product well with aggressive marketing, and you can sink a good product with poor promotion. But there’s another angle: a product can be genuinely useful, people might rely on it, yet the sales funnel relies on dark patterns. The definition of success or failure can be stretched quite far

Haha, great idea! You could create a blacklist of companies that sell customer data. 😄

I like the automation of tasks based on client requests—seeing more solutions like this in products.

I’ll test this service with books—sometimes there’s just no time to sit down and read, but if an AI with a pleasant voice reads it to me through my headphones, that’s a whole different story!

I've tried many similar services but haven't found one to stick with yet. Still searching for my go-to app—looking forward to trying this solution!

Is your product designed for creators who acquire clients on other platforms and bring them to yours, or will you be attracting clients to the platform yourself as well?