Matthew McGarity

The onboarding UX was sweet — while there were exceptions (ex: explaining the ramifications of having a merged Instagram & Threads profile), it was clear and had the right amount of hand-holding. I liked that after first logging in, I was presented with *some* content vs. an empty feed. I soon got frustrated once I learned there is no (current) way to turn off the recommended content. ...

@sara_tandowsky1 Congrats on your launch! Question: I've been considering GitBook, but I am not keen on using AI tools (as our documentation is private, and we do not want to take a chance with proprietary information being leaked, as has happened with some of Amazon's IP). Will I be able to disable this feature if I don't want to us it?

I haven't found a great use (yet). I don't trust it for idea generation, as I've read too many stories about ChatGPT, etc. leading internal knowledge. It hasn't yet become more-efficient at helping with competitive research, as I still need to validate it's giving me correct information (ex: company size is something that always seems off in responses).

Libby (https://www.overdrive.com/apps/l...) by Overdrive is a great way to power your reading workflow. At least in my area (DFW), I can access several local digital libraries using Libby, then check out books that I can then read on my Kindle Paperwhite. I haven't paid for a book in ages, and I get so much more reading done this way.

Magnet (https://www.producthunt.com/prod...) is probably the app I use more than anything else on my MacBook Pro and external monitor. It makes organizing windows so easy, especially once you get comfortable with the hot keys.

Meeter (https://www.producthunt.com/prod...) is a life-changer for me on macOS — I can keep my Apple & Google Calendars closed while keeping track of how much time until my next meeting, then join with a simple hot-key (vs. fumbling around in said calendar apps for the bridge URL).

No. But let me know if you will — so I can unfollow you, make it less of a value-add, and get companies to quit this practice. :)

This app may be much-easier to use than my go-to life hack = attach my Garmin upside-down on my wrist (with the screen facing down vs. up). :)

Congratulations on y'all's launch! I really enjoyed the opportunity to test-drive the tool. You have a good thing going and I'm excited to see it help others as much as it helped me!

I tried this just now, and the only additions / changes it made were to add headings. Otherwise, it used my supplied requirements, overview, etc. straight as-is. Guess this means I am a robot? (beep boop)

1. Cool logo! 2. The feature that flags similar conversations, does it only work within the same channel, or does it also look at other channels?

Fun concept — take my upvote! I submitted an idea a couple days ago, wanted to return to see if it was getting any traction, but I can't figure out how to search for my own submissions. Is there something I'm missing?

I dig the app so far, and I'm glad to have paid for it. I work with resources in four different time zones, so I expect it to be helpful. I especially like the scrubber, so I can jump time to later in the day & quickly see the impact. Some feedback: * When I visit your website, it says "Pre-order from the App Store", but you can actually buy it now (e.g. no pre-order is available) * It...

This might have done better, before COVID took away everyone's sense of smell. :) Seriously, this is a fun, cute idea!

@thatguysam This is a fun presentation and reminds me that I will not have enough time on this mortal coil to get through all of it. :) Question: you can mark things as seen. But is there a way to persist these, so I can share my personal seen/unseen timeline out with friends?