Lukasz Misiak

At first, I thought I have Perplexity—why would I need a dedicated tool for this? But the visual representation of the path is great and makes it a really fun experience. Good luck with launch!Btw, I just finished watching Twin Peaks for the first time, so the timing for jumping into a serious rabbit hole couldn’t be more perfect 😄

I always support "one subscription to rule them all" tools. Good luck! 🚀

Loved in my Arc browser, love it even more for my desktop files. Congrats ;)

I like the vibe of the graphics! 😉

Looks interesting! Can't wait to test it with my dev team😉

ClickUp for frontline workers👷🏻‍♀️

In addition to already mentioned sources like Pinterest, Dribbble, and Behance, I find inspiration in projects that have already been executed😉 Great repositories of such work can be found in curated catalogs like https://www.awwwards.com/websites/ and https://www.curated.design/

I start with a mix of intuition and understanding of my target audience's key problem for my MVP. As it's released and starts getting used, the approach shifts towards being more data-driven. In my opinion, each iteration should heavily rely on user feedback and usage data, refining the scope of MVP over time😉

I need to explore your product more but it seems like you just save a few months of work for my team 🫡

If you don't want to pay for Premium, you can also try Grammarly's latest competition - DeepL Write. This is a new service that is currently free of charge💸 https://www.deepl.com/write

Is it me or it is something with a tool atm? I see the full movie with the generated lyrics but I have only a few seconds of the sound looped so I don’t hear „Drake” singing just like in your promo video🙁 Anyway, the lyrics are perfect😎

Talk a lot with clients/users listen to them, but learn to say no. At the beginning of the entrepreneurial journey when people are excited about just the fact of building a product or having their first clients you can tend to say yes too much. At least that is what I did😉 It's bad on many levels but in general, this can result in wasting time on unnecessary features or even bad deals from a...

I strongly agree with the part about using existing solutions. In most cases, you cannot build a competitive advantage if you just add an interface to the ChatGPT. You need to develop your models if you want to build a serious company that will last long. However, I think you can still build small yet profitable projects with only a good interface to GPT3. Imo the clue is to be creative with...

Last year I started writing a daily journal in Logseq and thought I would stick with it for a long time. However, this looks too nice and clean and I need to give it a try, congrats on the launch😉

This idea came up to me when I saw AI Project Description Generator last week. Interesting project, I will definitely try it 😉

For growth, I strongly recommend you a newsletter and resources from https://demandcurve.com/ I discovered it last year and read it regularly

Really cool project, congrats!😉 Is there a possibility to define a few standard answers by myself? I have a separate doc in the Notion wiki with Slack communication rules so your tool won't find an answer for that in my workspace channels.

Great project Daniel😉 I think that adding simple voting/likes to every report will be super useful. Since there are so many reports and usually you can only read a few, giving a chance to show others what is worth reading would be a great feature. What do you think about it? I was even trying to do it by myself in my Aritable database and post it here on PH. However, that was just a project...

I was struggling with it too. In my case, a simple exercise worked pretty well. I told myself that my default first answer will be no to all for some time😉 The person who asked me to do something could always convince me to change my mind, and very often my final answer was "yes." However, it was always followed by reasonable discussion and solid arguments from the requester. Most importantly,...

BeReal preparing something called Memories. In previous years I received mail from Uber with a summary of rides.