Victor W. von Buchstab

We just set up the MyRide901 media site on Notion. Setup was painless and intuitive. Happy to share how we did it in case anyone is curious. The biggest benefit is we can update content instantly without having to login to WordPress, etc. Thanks, Notion!

Hi Alexey I would say the common theme for a product manager is Vision. Denver to Honolulu on a hot day*. Simple, right? Just do it, and check in with me from time-to-time. Yeah, no. See, things change--and the vision must remain or adapt. There's the rub. As product manager for MyRide901, I spend a lot of time navel gazing (OK, in my case, I walk around my house, hands behind my back,...

"Before April 1954, the common belief was that man was not physically capable of breaking the four-minute barrier—that he could not run a mile in less than four minutes. That was the belief. It had never been done. But here’s what happened: Roger Bannister came along; and he broke the four-minute barrier. Since that time, over 20,000 people have done it, including high school kids. What...

Provenance is "...a verifiable, documented history of the events in the vehicle’s life, from the time it rolled off the assembly line (or even earlier, when the serial numbers were assigned) to present day." When we were searching for problems that we wanted to solve with MyRide901, we spoke with people in the insurance industry who told us provenance (verifiable provenance) is super...

We use Notion & Slack: The MyRide901 team is spread distributed between India & Canada--Toronto/Calgary/Vancouver--so it's not often that we are all online at the same time. Notion is our virtual head office, with panels for Product Development, Customer Development, Finance & Admin, etc. In the Marketing panel, we have a calendar for planning our SMM posts: When you click on a...

🚀 It's our launch day and the MyRide901 team is super excited to be here on Product Hunt! 🚀 Has this ever happened to you? You take your car in to be serviced, and the technician says something like, “Your front brake rotors need to be replaced. You’re looking aaattt… $320 before taxes.” You think, ‘Didn’t I just replace the brake rotors when I was here six months ago? Or was it the rear brake...