Surender Singh

Hey Product Hunters! I'm from Moscow. Currently, I'm working on a landing page builder on top of Notion for non-tech people. I want to build the easiest way for non-tech people to build websites. I'm a founder. I did not collect baseball cards, sell things as a child or start any business in college. I simply did not want to work for others and wanted to execute my own ideas. I really want to build a high-growth, high-intensity, high-risk startup, and I want to push forward. I want to raise venture capital, hire a bunch of people and just really go for it. And my goal is to take the company public or sell, and I'm okay taking lots of risks along the way to get there. Let s talk and be friends.

I'm the founder of Pensil (https://pensil.in) - we are building a simple community-building platform. Still in the early days but getting good response from people who have tried our product. There are several use cases for community platforms - cohort-based learning, product feedback, interest clubs etc. We are now trying to build customer personas to streamline our content and marketing piece (right now it is all over the place). Do you think communities are here to stay? If yes, I'd love to know about your experience either running a community or being part of one. What problems did you face? Also, what community platform do you like the most? Is Slack or Discord sufficient?