... busywork. The move is smashing inefficiencies with smarter tech that helps you work better, not just less. Remote s a start, but it has to be smart working, literally. Comment from D. Ferencha(@d_ferencha): @byalexai  I completely agree, I think six-hour working hours is a much better option. Comment from Borja DR(@borja_diazroig): I haven t tried a 4-day work week myself, but in an ideal scenario, it could boost efficiency: more rest, less burnout ... ... lower costs. I ve seen teams thrive with both remote + 4-day schedules, but the real win comes from rethinking how we work, not just how many days. Comment from Ramesh Kumar Ramachandran(@rameshkumar_astravue): @busmark_w_nika  Agreed

... crowd, but the truth is those exceptional founders could likely succeed without an accelerator. Meanwhile, more average teams, who could truly benefit from the support, often don t get it. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): @dheerajdotexe  I absolutely agree. A lot of people have a negative opinion about these programs. Oh, they take a percentage from me. Okay, but your chances of building a successful company increase drastically. Having a strong brand behind you naturally comes with a price ... ... customers, shaping your GTM, pressure-testing your deck, etc. So no, I don t think they ve lost their edge they just have to keep evolving fast, like the startups they serve. Comment from Omar Sarieddine(@omar_sarieddine): Completely agree

... domain, not just the primary one, but similar ones too. Brand safety matters, especially when you spot a good deal. Don t risk someone else grabbing it. Comment from Stefan Weiss(@stefan_weiss5): @k_piotr  agreed! especially the email part for early feedback is key. Otherwise people will wonder what you are doing. For prototyping / testing, you will also need a domain imo. Comment from Mike Andrew(@mikeandrew): Start with the end in mind - enjoy finding a domain first ... ... sunny_k_s): I'll first build the product first. Still, some founders grab a domain they like early on and it ends up being the perfect fit later. Comment from Mickey Qiu(@mickeyqiu): @youssef_kacem  Totally agree

... conversation mode to walk it through the context and what I want, and only switch to agent mode once everything s clear. That approach has helped me avoid most issues. Comment from Michael Schuchardt(@michael_schuchardt): @timsu  100% agree! Comment from Daniel Bernasconi(@daniel_bernasconi): @chrismessina  have you tried Claude Code? Do you think Warp is a valid alternative

... your pricing model? Is it the fear factor? Are you worried about picking the "wrong" price and scaring customers away? Stressed about not having enough customer research or willingness-to-pay data? Paralyzed by all the big decisions (freemium vs. paid, tiered vs

... India is simply not the purchasing power of the American market. What strategy do you think would help them increase not only the number of users but also their profit? I am attaching the current revenues for both (OpenAI vs Pplxty). Comment from Johny(@johny_d): @busmark_w_nika Obvious choices: Microsoft, Salesforce Dark horses: NVIDIA, Oracle Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @allnash  My reckon is that it will not be successful (unfortunately). Comment from Nika(@busmark ... ... users can equal to purchasing power of e.g. Germany or the US. Only when they really acquire most of them (in terms of convincing them to purchase the product). Comment from Moin Shaikh(@moingshaikh): @busmark_w_nika  I agree

... really want to see the diff view as I have developed a healthy distrust of LLMs. So you can do both as Claude Code has a lot of plugins for IDEs: Claude Code for Jetbrains Claude Code for VScode See Anthropic docs on how to add Claude Code to your IDE for more Comment from Nikolai Berezovskii(@brzvsk): As a product person, not a dev, my take might be controversial: CLI-based AI tools are becoming more valuable for rapid ... ... seth_geib): There are terminal CLIs inside of IDEs. You can literally use both. Why are you acting like you need to choose? Comment from Gabe Perez(@gabe): @__tosh  I didn't really consider the "startup" cost but agree

... want to neglect any part of the project and put my colleagues at risk by not completing my tasks. What's in it for me: Working on multiple projects on the condition that I deliver the agreed parts. Comment from Kaustubh Katdare(@thebigk):   @busmark_w_nika  I was an active user here for a long time; then I stopped because PH was taken over by bots. Even launched multiple products successfully. Rejoined after recent PH refresh. Started ... ... entrepreneur for ~20 years. Have built business with contractors - and they work multiple jobs all the time. As long as they delivered what I expected from them - it didn't matter. I didn't care if they worked for competitors

... building a tool that acts like a personal assistant for landlords, brokers, and investors. Instead of juggling templates, PDFs, and confusing permit sites this assistant helps you: Rental Agreement Generation Example: Create a rental agreement

... relevant. The harder but more valuable route is asking: does AI actually improve the outcome here, or are we just adding noise? Curious to check out HumanEye sounds like a much-needed reset. Comment from Lou Rossi(@yakuraapp): I agree so much with this - is it because VC's like the buzzword? I think Ycomb is looking for this kind of thing. It's funny how "We're looking to invest in..." literally changes the landscape of future (this year ... ... SaaS innovation Comment from Muhammad Nouman Ali(@muhammad_nouman_ali): @partick_support Agree

... take: The next wave won t be about going viral - it ll be about belonging. Smaller circles. Real-time hangs. Less algorithm, more intention. Curious what you think comes next. Comment from Ju Chuang Ark(@partick_support): I strongly agree that the next wave is about Belonging. Two thoughts I'd like to share with you: 1. The Internet of Meaning It's no longer information overload; it's meaning overload -certainly in a positive sense. We are drawn ... ... been deep in the SEO trenches too. Comment from sunita kalyani(@sunita_kalyani1): @sayeed1440  rightly said !! Comment from Furqaan(@chaosandcoffee): @priyankamandal  So a bunch of engaging micro-communities? Comment from Furqaan(@chaosandcoffee): @admiralrohan  Absolutely agree

... know that. I wasn t a regular user myself, but I did test the app about a year ago. From what I m seeing in the comments, long-time users are understandably panicking. There are plenty of alternatives out there, but it seems like people are struggling to find something they can easily switch to. So I m curious - how did you use Pocket? And have you found a replacement that actually works for you? I wrote an article about ... ... collaborative alternative

... Public launch directly on Product Hunt vs going on Product Hunt a bit later. I am looking to compare and learn from experiences of others. PH launch is a must - so question is only about the timing. To me, launching directly on PH looks good as it's a very good community and the feedbacks can really help sharpen your product roadmap. I haven't yet launched on PH but planning to launch directly as a public launch. Looking ... ... borja_diazroig  While Michael can comment but I believe it must be because people review or keep a track of the launched products esp the ones in top 10 Comment from Manu Goel(@manu_goel2): @moin_uddin1  agree

... folks! I m working on a tool called AgreeKit it lets freelancers generate legally-sound NDAs and service agreements

... noticed that in most growth discussions, people tend to focus heavily on SEO optimizing blogs, backlinks, keywords, etc. But very few talk about paid traffic strategies, especially analyzing competitors ad placements, creatives, and media buying patterns. In our experience, paid ad data often gives faster, clearer direction especially when entering a new market or launching a product. Curious to hear from others: Do you analyze competitors

... United video versions  just switch the language and subtitles. But in some cases, we started ordering UGC from those specific countries to create videos with tailored scripts for specific markets. Comment from Abdul Rehman(@abod_rehman): Absolutely agree with you. I am also working on a multilanguage tool, and yeah, it is kinda annoying when AI suddenly switches to english. Legalities and time zones not really made sense to me at first either still getting used to Comment from ... ... while leaving the language in English. For a solo dev (or a small team) I think our time is best spent on features, focussing only on real obstacles for non-English users. Comment from Parth Ahir(@parth_ahir): Totally agree

... feature that was previously free. While this approach might work for larger companies, I think it's a surefire way to drive users away from your product. Comment from Imran Razak(@imran_razak): @busmark_w_nika I agree ads are always annoying but I guess if we look at YouTube or others that have a freemium model we get used to them. Or you pay to remove them. But Duolingo plus is way more than just ads removal ... ... /p/deconstructing-clays-pricing-strategy Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @gin_6078  I didn't know about Dreamnia. Do you know about any other solutions/products with a good pricing strategy? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @imran_razak  I partially agree

... polished sameness, even a slightly imperfect human voice can stand out. Have you found any specific formats or platforms where authenticity feels easiest to maintain? Comment from Ambika Vaish(@ambika_vaish): @emikes919  Totally agree, Edward. That trade-off between efficiency and emotional resonance is real. The hard part is finding that balance where automation supports the message without stripping out the soul. I think the brands winning long-term are the ones who test and stay human. Curious have ... ... Laura Cornely(@laura_cornely): @ambika_vaish  On reddit. I really love that community. You can tell that it's mostly real humans sharing thoughts and experiences. How about you? Comment from Bram van Apeldoorn(@bram_van_apeldoorn): I agree

... more engaging. Instead, it turned ChatGPT into a sycophantic sidekick, always saying "yes" and throwing in endless compliments. What went wrong? Well, it turns out when you try to make AI a bit too positive and polite, it starts agreeing with everything, even when it shouldn't. From praising questionable claims to endorsing ideas that should probably be left alone, ChatGPT went from being helpful to becoming the overly eager "yes-man" we all know too well. But no worries ... ... OpenAI quickly realized that having an AI that s too agreeable

... memorable (even if it delays you) C. Something in between? Drop your vote. Share your take. What s worked for you? What backfired? Let s discuss Comment from Stefan Fischerl nder(@stefanfis): I'm not sure I'd agree with you on "We re in the age of the Minimum Lovable Product (MLP)". Yes, the AI tools make it way easier to polish a product, but that would just result in a "Minimum Polished Product". The tools only help ... ... more trust than a rushed stack of half-baked ideas. People can feel when something s crafted with care, even if it s small. That first impression matters. Curious, how are you deciding what s worth that extra week vs

... have your prognosis on what is more likely to happen? [This could also change our approach to SEO and similar strategies, especially in marketing.] In this case, I see several scenarios that could happen: OpenAI will have an agreement with Google that it can draw data from Google for some consideration. Open AI will create its own browser. Google will impose restrictions on OpenAI. Comment from benjamin bradburn(@burninator): @busmark_w_nika  Absolutely. I'm specifically referencing their search ... ... konrad_sx): @busmark_w_nika  atm, yes. But Google sure has the people and the money to challenge OpenAI (remember Google engineers developed the transformer architecture) Comment from Konrad S.(@konrad_sx): @burninator  important point, completely agree

... work without permission. We have a term for it it is called theft. (In politics, we would call it Illegal privatization) And if we want to pretend that no one should have any rights to anything, then let s agree that these AI companies should also give up the profit they make from the code they ve created and through which they sell creative work. (I believe they would have strong objections to such a stance of shared collective ownership ... ... busmark_w_nika): @whisk  I like the parallel you used for describing it because the lines between things are so thin. Today, it can be intellectual property, tomorrow human rights :) Comment from Hussein(@hussein_r): @cryptosymposium  I agree

... real reason...) Especially for indie makers like me, marketing is the hardest part (I wish someone could do it for me! ). Making a good product and promoting it are both important, and it s a pointless debate. Still, making vs. marketing? What do you all think? And if there are any cost-free ways for indie marketers or beginner marketers to try out, could you let me know? Comment from Vasundhara Ghose(@vasundhara_ghose): I know there are n number ... ... being displayed?! Of course, I didn't expect it to improve immediately. I was going to wait and see, but I still wanted to let you know. (For the last time...) Comment from Hyuntak Lee(@hyuntak_lee): @chrismessina  Agreed

... seen Product is waitlisted People schedule a draft.... (we have a draft function!) Maker's profile is their product/business and not an actual user account Tagline does not describe the product ie. "Best way to earn users" vs "Capture user data with a single button in your iOS app" Too much marketing jargon, not enough product description / story NO PRODUCT SHOTS/VIDEOS -> just marketing fluff images Only one image that is a low quality screenshot Using a paid service ... ... they get what you're launching? If you can quickly Google a solution that similar to what you're launching then really make sure your launch stands out. Focus on highlighting what's special about your product vs

... worry about it. Comment from Kaloian Toshev(@mzkvisuals): @gerome24  Yeah I don't want SaaS dead as well, after all it's what I do as well :) But still think it's heading to that direction. I totally agree that devs must get creative and adapt and I know we will see some awesome usecases in the future. (I just watched a video of Claude using MCP to control Blender, fuckin awedsome) Comment from Tomina Veronika(@tomina_veronika ... ... they type prompts into? I think before that the sun will burn out or other societal collapse will happen :D It's a fun thought experiment though! Comment from Leah Madden - AMA VC/M&A/Finance(@leah_madden): @hussein_r  agree