Hassan Sajjad

I've used Perplexity, but this seems more structured. How's it different?

AI-powered CRM has made it easy to track leads and predict when they're ready to convert.

The penalties are steep, so AI providers need to ensure their systems are compliant from the start.

My key takeaway was that you need to plan for post-launch as much as the launch itself. Keep the excitement going by engaging with your users and improving the product constantly.

Don't underestimate the power of community. Engage early and often with your users, and let them feel like they're a part of your journey.

AI summaries are helpful, but who else gets access to the data?

Can't wait to finally take the leap into remote work full-time. If all goes well, 2025 might be the year I leave the office life behind.

Keeping track of DevEx across multiple teams is a challenge. If I can get real-time insights without chasing feedback manually, that's a huge plus.

Meetings drain my time, but Tana turning notes into tasks? That's exactly what I need.

Focusing deeply on one task helps me so much. Multitasking never seems to work for me.

Hey Roslyn, welcome aboard, New makers always bring fresh ideas. Can't wait to see what you're working on and learn from your journey

Quick PRD creation is great, especially if it helps refine requirements based on best practices rather than just structuring what the user inputs.

I like the idea, but I'd probably only pay if it actually saves me more than it costs. Maybe a free tier with limited tracking would help people see the value first?

I'd add a section on why this is different from other similar tools. Right now, I get what it does, but I'm not totally sure why I'd pick this over something else.

Never really thought about using a media kit, but it makes sense. Anything that makes press outreach smoother is worth looking into.

I used to chase efficiency but I now know that working on the right tasks being effective is what really matters.

I prioritize content that pushes me to learn and grow. It keeps things interesting.

For me, the first 5 minutes are key, and the teams who prep the best really make those moments count.

Golden Kitty well earned. Curious what's the biggest lesson that got you here?

I'd love to see the data behind this decision. Did they lose sales after switching to Pepsi, or was it just a vocal minority pushing for Coke?