Rajiv Ayyangar

Hey Bhuwan! Welcome to Product Hunt. Check out /selfpromotion for early feedback on Trendly. Also, there've been a few products that do similar things like this. Maybe try searching past launches. Have you tried other products? I'm curious what you've found missing from them.

I do love talking about and thinking about startups, but in my spare time I'm really into rock climbing. Climbing, especially bouldering, has a lot of what I love about building tech products: solving hard problems with friends! I actually think climbing is way less popular than it should be. Then again, there does seem to be an explosion of climbing gyms, at least in the Bay Area. So maybe...

I'm excited for what you'll learn from putting these products out there, and happy that you took this step, the first of many! initial thoughts: 1) I'm not sure I understand the whole service is a product trend. I'm a big believer that if it's a service, it should look like a service and be clearly a service. 2) I'm really intrigued by the Executive Coach app. I've benefited immensely from...

I love it Filipe. Welcome to Product Hunt! What do your apps do? How are you finding building for yourself vs. other people?

Welcome to the creativity soup that is Product Hunt! Check out the leaderboard, of course, for the most creative new apps. No amount of cheering is too much :) For tips and early feedback about what you're launching check out p/self-promotion. For help building the app check out p/general or p/vibe-coding! There are also a lot of people who are past or current Web3 fans, myself included. What...

No easy answers here. But here's some questions to ask: The users who come in and love your app: ask them 1) how they found you, and 2) how they would describe your app to a friend. 1 gives you the channels to focus on. 2 gives you positioning

😬 yikes

Congrats on launching! I'm curious if you got helpful feedback, either on the launch or from new users who tried the product after launch? I'd imagine the social aspect is really powerful, e.g., realizing you're not alone.

Yeah, to what Jake said, tell us more about Straik! Why did you build it? Have you been using it yourself? When it comes to career coaching type products, I think a big challenge is how do you drive actual behavior change? These big life transitions are often very scary for a lot of reasons; often the fear blocks people more than not knowing what to do. Have you done anything to address the...

Welcome, Rishabh. You're in absolutely the right place! Are there any recent launches that stood out to you? Or any tools that have recently earned a place in your daily stack? Also, since you're new, what are your first impressions? What did you love? What did you find confusing?

Interesting. So it sounds like you're trying to use your long-term memory and surface it for your short-term memory. I'm curious about this use case because I have tons of notes starting back to 2011. How do you decide which notes to remind yourself of? I'm guessing a lot of notes from 2018-2019 aren't as relevant now.

Someone recently introduced me like so: "This is Rajiv. He likes startups." 😂 understatement

I was just at a talk at Anthropic also on building agents (their blog post: https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/building-effective-agents ). Thanks for this distillation! Something I liked from Ben (Anthropic cofounder) was the definition of an agent: "An agent is simply a tool use loop with an LLM."

Whoa, this is fantastic! For those who don't know, @kwindla has been building real-time tech for over a decade, I founded Daily (realtime voice, video, ai) which is the team behind the open source conversational AI framework @Pipecat. I can't think of anybody better to lead a course on building with voice AI. I'm going to feature this for our community. 🙌 Excited to see what people build and...

Love the clean, clear design! You mentioned you love clean interfaces — what other tools do you feel are really crushing it on the UI front?

Welcome back, Derek. It's really, really good to hear these impressions. We've been working hard!

Ooh, I like this idea. I've been using Wispr Flow and more recently @Aqua Voice to vibe code via transcription, but for more serious engineering, I feel like the screenshotting + voice loop could be a really powerful multi-app approach to having a coding agent. Someone should build this and launch on Product Hunt!

I've been really enjoying using this! I think the thing I love the most is the double tap of the function key to unlock the longer dictation mode. As I've been using dictation apps more and more, it's become the main way I input information to the computer, and it's great and very intuitive for short snippets, but for longer snippets, it's quite difficult for me to write when I can't see what...

@bernatfortet was the first person who told me about Cursor, well over a year ago! Also @jon_summers_muir designs w cursor, v0 I believe!