Tarun Gangwani

Super cool to see Rewind fill out its valuation and trajectory with a wearable that makes a bunch of sense - a fully extended memory that captures everything you hear and puts it locally and securely on device for later retrieval. It's smart to go fast and try and deliver something at low cost. Will be interesting to see how this is taken up by folks, and whether or not Meta or others bundle...

Hi PH! I’m excited to represent the work the Sanity team has done since our launch on Product Hunt five years ago. The Sanity Composable Content Cloud enables teams and businesses to build a content system tailored to their needs, backed by an unparalleled developer experience. We're more than just a headless CMS: customers have consistently told us that we provide the most flexible solution...

Hey all - I'm excited to soft re-launch a project I've been working on supporting a long time founder in the kids education space. As a parent myself, I felt lost finding content online that didn't make me feel terrible every time I put it in front of my son. There's a lot of junk on YouTube and most streaming services are designed for adults. I kept asking parents for suggestions and would...

Very compelling product and demo - especially the zoom feature (I can imagine more bespoke UIs for different apps over time, which is extremely fascinating). I also think the equivalent of a Kindle "snip this" type thing would be powerful to extend this with as well. Requested access - looking forward!

Impressive industrial design from Snap. Should be interesting how they compete with other drone based cameras, but the initial look seems to be very friendly. $250.00 is a compelling price point but may not perform well given the current economic environment.

Surprised to see Amazon taking a big swing at a very crowded space (live chat/spaces). The idea of being a radio DJ would be fun, but I can imagine other competitors entering the space as well.

This is a very clever use of IOS 14 app clips, providing an onboarding that plays the prologue of the game. Pretty fun demo, but the intro wasn’t compelling enough for me to keep playing through. Wondering if that’s the gamble of an app clip - high quality downloads with a much wider top of funnel that narrows quickly.

Developer _tooling_ for SaaS products has always been a proven way to expand the reach and capability of the derivative, but the idea of also providing a platform for a developer portal itself seemed intriguing. It looks to centralize a lot of handy resourcing, reporting and dashboards developers at any organization could benefit from, and could be a great way to bootstrap a wrapper around...

Peter is an awesome product manager and, as he does in work, leverages the expertises of others to fill out his opinions. Definitely check this book out!

Way to go! The remix/no-code movement is very real and it’s good to see more products in this space. What types of workloads or apps are you most hoping people will leverage your platform for? Who would be your ideal customer?

Great idea and great name! What does success look like for this platform?

Stratechery is one of the very few subscription services I am happy to spend money on. Ben does analysis that easily rivals Gartner et al. by taking a holistic view of how companies work in our digital age. He covers a wide variety of topics that relate to technology, our society and everything in between. His podcast, Exponent.fm, is also an excellent listen.

Worked pretty well and was a fun demonstration of technology. Easy to use -- just mention @whereml with a photo of a place.