Stefano Monteduro

I've just fallen in love

Let’s try it! I think that now more than ever, with all these productivity tools becoming slower and bloated with features, there’s a real need for something that just does one thing — and does it well.Good luck with the launch!

As someone who works in a small (but growing) team I totally get the pain of scattered tools, endless chats, and lost context. The “Topics” approach is genius: structured enough to stay organized, but flexible enough to actually work the way real teams do.Also love the idea of switching from internal to external sharing without duplicating work. Wishing you lots of upvotes and user love today! 🚀

I’ve barely tried EVERYTHING. Bloks (launched yesterday, tested back in 2023), Asana, ClickUp, Obsidian, Notion (currently using it, but it’s too slow), Apple Notes, Todoist, bullet journal, a bunch of AI tools, different frameworks for organizing notes (like PARA from Building a Second Brain)… And yet… nothing has made me feel like “yes, this is the one.” Every brain works in a unique way,...

I would really like to try the app, but it says it’s not available on the App Store (I’m in Italy).

It looks amazing! I will try it for 10 minutes per day over the next 14 days, but after the first four-minute talks and the feedback I receive, I'll probably subscribe for a year. Great launch!

Sounds amazing! Besides helping the user, it could also assist with UX analysis in some way. Congratulations on the launch!

It’s amazing when a single, specific passion transforms into something tangible. Great design, indeed!

Trials are only useful if they help users realize that they need the product (in this case, the newsletter/articles) and lead them to subscribe. So it really depends on the content—if the articles are disconnected and don’t follow a coherent editorial line, users might just read what interests them and leave, as happened to you. That said, I don’t think that’s the case for you, as you seem...

The logo is awesome. The software looks fantastic for a dev like me who has zero memory. Quick question: Are there any limitations due to monitors or similar? I’m using an ultrawide 49’’ + 27’’. In the video, I saw an ultrawide, so I suppose that the software has been tested for that. 😂

GTD! Simple, useful. I love the idea that there is no need for registration. I made something similar for a fantasy football tool in Italy, but at some point, you might want to engage with your users—and you can’t. But it sounds and feels so free.

I think that there is a HUGE difference between a POC/MVP and actual software ready for customers and production—something that will last, basically. With AI, you can create anything between 0 and 1 (POC/MVP), then you’ll need developers. I think that devs who understand how important it is to use AI to be more productive will be the ones who last. The others, those who think that AI will...

It depends. I believe that when it comes to being acquired, the things that matter most to the acquiring company are three: - Users (or customers, in the case of SaaS) - Technology (the actual code) - Human resources (the team with specific skills) Of course, there may be other reasons behind an acquisition, but I doubt it happens based on the idea alone. Ideas can be copied, to put it...

I’ve always had the desire to create something of my own. I’ve tried, launched several free tools, but I’ve always realized that the real challenge isn’t building the right product that solves the right problem—it’s getting it to the people. So I decided to join this community to see what others are doing, learn, engage in discussions, and exchange ideas, especially through the Forum.

Instagram updates, no endless scrollinghttps://www.producthunt.com/p/self-promotion/i-wanted-to-use-instagram-less-but-had-fomo-so-i-m-building-a-tool-to-escape-the-scroll-trap

How annoying is it when a link opens in an in-app browser, especially for services where you’re logged in? I assume you have a database with the most popular deep links. It would be cool if there were a form where users could submit missing deep links (under your approval, obviously). PS: I tried to create an Instagram link, but clicking on it took me to the Flare page in the browser and did...

Oh, what a sunday! ❤️

Regardless of the prototype’s outcome, which is impressive in itself, even just the process of inputting the idea and the following steps are extremely helpful for an initial form of validation. There is potential.