Rajiv Ayyangar

Very cool to see a new approach here! Before Product Hunt, I was a product manager for Delectable and Banquet by Delectable , as well as working for Wine-Searcher for a bit. I see the founders are from Lot18 (I had a friend Katy on the early team there!). There have been a ton of different approaches to wine preferences and taste profiles, and to my knowledge none of them have had as big an...

@mike_ciesielka1 curious what you think about Foundry’s UI - feels like it gives a really powerful set of views on the agent pipeline.

Marketplaces are hard, but dramatically reducing friction for a key transaction could be a good entry point. This calls to mind a more consumer-oriented product that launched recently: Hero from @joshuavoydik . Is there a specific size / vertical of sellers you're focusing on? Who's gravitating towards this?

Despite more ways to get in touch than ever before, or maybe because of this plethora, phone calls and texts hold a special ability to cut through the noise. Phone numbers feel familiar, more direct than email and other messengers. As someone who's worked on creating internal connection in teams (Tandem) it's been exciting to follow the evolution of external, customer-facing comms....

Whoah very exciting! At my last startup we built an Airtable-based system to extract product insights from a variety of sources (intercom, interviews). It was inspired by @rahulvohra ‘s internal tool at Superhuman. Very cool to see Airtable embracing this use case. Cc @jakecrump

We had a slight issue in rolling out a new comment moderation system which resulted in some longtime community members' comments being hidden until a mod team unhid them. I believe we've corrected this now and it shouldn't be an issue going forward.

Universal Search is maybe the holy grail of enterprise info management, and Dropbox has made a major entry into this field. I was an alpha user of universal search app Command-E (founded by Ben Standefer and Tom Uebel), which was acquired by Dropbox and formed a key part of the strategy behind Dash. Before Product Hunt, I worked on new products with Drew at Dropbox and was struck by his...

Podcasts-on-demand is a pretty cool concept for learning - NotebookLM, for example has made a splash! Why start with PDFs and not any doc?

Thanks for these! Could you share some specific examples of what you mean by this? “ At times, there seems to be a disconnect between the moderation, product / tech, and support teams. It's important for the PH team to work more cohesively to assist the support team, as they serve as the critical link between the PH team and the community.”

I'm intrigued by being able to upload a doc and have AI turn it into a mindmap, but it's not possible to do that without paying. To be honest, the way you've done pricing feels a bit like a money grab. Does that feature actually work? If so, why not give a free trial so users can experience your core value. I'm generally in favor of charging for things that are valuable, but in this case I...

Product Hunt is indispensable as the place to see what's new, but with the introduction of Shoutouts (the products that power top launches), Product Hunt now has an incredible dataset of which products are most loved (20,000 Shoutouts and counting). But the data is only a piece of the puzzle — to really make a call on which product to try or buy, you need to understand that product's...

Oh cool! Those apps are so annoying to use. I recall many years ago there were a few apps that tried to do this but of course ML is a lot better now. For about 6 months once I took a picture of everything I ate - that by itself (even without analysis) was helpful to make more intentional eating decisions.

Nate neglected to mention that we use Positional at Product Hunt! 🙌 Congrats on the launch!