Sergey Zelenov

Hey everyone, This project started from a really personal place. One evening, I was sitting with my wife and told her I wanted to get a tattoo. Since I’m a total nerd, I wanted something nerdy but meaningful—just didn’t know what. I do a lot of work in online education (I co-run javascript.info) and spend tons of time with sound and video editing software. So, my wife said, “Why don’t you...

Hey everyone, This project started from a really personal place. One evening, I was sitting with my wife and told her I wanted to get a tattoo. Since I’m a total nerd, I wanted something nerdy but meaningful—just didn’t know what. I do a lot of work in online education (I run [javascript.info]) and spend tons of time with sound and video editing software. So, my wife said, “Why don’t you...

Hey everyone, This project started from a really personal place. One evening, I was sitting with my wife and told her I wanted to get a tattoo. Since I’m a total nerd, I wanted something nerdy but meaningful—just didn’t know what. I do a lot of work in online education (I co-run javascript.info) and spend tons of time with sound and video editing software. So, my wife said, “Why don’t you...

Hey everyone, This project started from a really personal place. One evening, I was sitting with my wife and told her I wanted to get a tattoo. Since I’m a total nerd, I wanted something nerdy but meaningful—just didn’t know what. I do a lot of work in online education (I run [javascript.info]) and spend tons of time with sound and video editing software. So, my wife said, “Why don’t you...

Hey everyone, Like probably most of you, I’ve been sooooo annoyed by all these pop-ups, spin wheels, and other nonsense e-commerce shops keep throwing at your face. I mean, why would you, as a shop owner, risk your reputation and annoy your customers with these cheap tricks? So, I started digging into it. And you know what? It’s not just about annoying pop-ups—it’s a much bigger problem....

super cool! being a developer myself Im wondering what is the foundation of your service, which technologies/libraries you used? esp. interested in rules builder (both FE and BE side)

Rubi, the self-proclaimed roastmaster of GitHub, serving up critiques hotter than your CPU when you try to run a proper algorithm. With more forks than a cutlery drawer and less substance than an empty code block, it's a wonder how you find the time to roast others when your own contributions are about as useful as a semicolon in Python. Your projects aim to roast profiles, yet your own seems...

Congrats on the launch, very exciting product, and the examples look reeeeealy promising! I do have one question about user retention and general usability. What's after the business plan generation, what are the features that I, as a founder, can use on a daily/weekly basis (assuming I'm on annual subscription)?

Great product, thanks! One question about the "form-factor", can you please elaborate on the selection of chrome extension as the interface? I assume it's easier/simpler/faster to develop, but it's also limited in the functionality (reporting, for example, is quite difficult to use).

Congrats! This is a very exciting project, and I would definitely love to explore it more. I've noticed something unpleasant on the website that I would like to share. I cannot visit the marketplace without filling out the buyer/seller form, even though I registered with my Google Account. It would be nice to get a first impression without providing so many details about myself.