... team behind Loopado AI and we are getting ready to launch soon Loopado

... Would Oasis have ever got back together? (Had to). Here s the video (it s still slowly picking up cross-platform). My background is head of social at ByteDance (TikTok, etc.), so I m an obsessive for a viral loop. You don t always need glossy videos to win attention, although it definitely helps in a video-driven-feed-world. High production doesn't always need to be the bar, just highly engineered to to platform algo ... ... tell your story in the most impactful way that encourages more sharing outside of the product utility - it could be really illuminating the customer problem to drive more relevance, picking the enemy you re making this against (competitor

... quick unit test or at least a print statement every time I accept an AI-generated function. If it fails, I feed the error back to the AI: Here s the error I got, please fix it. This iterative loop prompt code test refine is basically the vibe coder s bread and butter ( medium.com .) Maintain Control of the High-Level Design: Using AI for coding doesn t mean you check your brain at the door. You are still the architect ... ... arithmetic on paper in case the calculator gives a weird result. Some critics warn of skill degradation if we rely too much on AI ( magnimus.com .) I m not overly worried (I doubt I ll forget how to code a loop

... monitor setup, Claude / Cursor. I was primarily using Windsurf before trying Claude. Comment from Daniel Bernasconi(@daniel_bernasconi): @chrismessina  have you tried Claude Code? Do you think Warp is a valid alternative? I know they are a bit different, but with the weekly limits and all coming to CC, I better prepare and incorporate new tech "under my belt".. Cheers Comment from Chris Messina(@chrismessina): I've been bouncing back and forth between Windsurf and Warp and having ... ... server, website, Microsoft graph configuration, and even an supabase, everything Claude was at the middle of it. Now you do have to wrangle it in a times and force it to check its work. We had a few error loops

... repeatable workflows. Metaflow lets you do that stitching visually. Instead of wrestling with API keys and brittle glue code, you drag nodes onto a canvas: LLM nodes for reasoning or content generation Memory & RAG nodes for context retrieval Loop and Table nodes for iterative logic Code/Script nodes when you really need that unsafe-eval super-power Behind the scenes an MCP (Managed Connectivity Protocol) handles auth and rate-limits so the flow stays portable. UX principles we care about ... ... data and still ships on schedule. The way I see it, the next wave of AI UX won t be a single paradigm but a braided model fully-autonomous agents handling the rote, participative copilots keeping humans in the loop

... Iterate, Test, Repeat - It took me about a day but once the MVP was running, I focused on user experience. Frequent testing helped catch bugs early. Warp became my go-to terminal for troubleshooting and speeding up the feedback loop. Version Control Is Your Friend - Always back up locally and on GitHub. Cursor broke my repo, but thankfully I had saved the latest version of my files locally, allowing me to recover without missing a beat. This habit saved ... ... agent quality). We're also working on a better dashboard in settings to be more transparent about exactly how many tokens in/out/cached, etc. Feedback is heard and we're working on it, coming soon! 2. Re: fully automating agent vs

... replies, retweets and DMs to harvest the language your audience actually uses. 2. Rapid-fire experiments We never waited for launch day. Instead, we treated our entire buildup as a real-time lab: Email CTA swaps ( Try Chronicle Pro vs. See Cursor in action ) Slack micro-polls in our beta channel ( Which benefit would you tweet? ) Tweet thread formats (numbered list vs

... should just fix one more thing before I go live." Some days it s a minor bug no one will ever see. Other days it s a feature I might need later. Either way, it s this weird loop where I m building more instead of just shipping what I already have. Part of me knows it s ready. But another part keeps convincing me to tweak just a bit more. And then another day slips by. So I figured ... ... Appreciate you breaking that down. I ve mostly been in build mode so this helped me think about things in stages. I like the idea of using the soft launch to tighten the messaging before going wide - and looping

... What mistakes should I avoid? Any underrated tactics that made a difference? Appreciate any insight, tips, or personal launch stories! (Also if you're curious about ORiON or want to support the launch, happy to keep you in the loop.) Let s do this Comment from Jakomi Mathews(@jakomi_mathews1): @cole_braun this sounds like a very cool tool cannot wait to check it out when you launch it next week. Keep up the good work! I will be launching ... ... Schedule a few light/fun tweets or LinkedIn posts that day. Some people forget to drive traffic outside PH. Excited to check out ORiON automating the job hunt is such a timely and needed idea. Definitely keep me in the loop

... 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 Gabe Perez(@gabe): @steveb   @sentry_co  sounds like it needs to be launched (if it hasn't already!) Comment from Gabe Perez(@gabe ... ... based) will be better than a terminal user interface. It can do everything a terminal user interface can do and go way beyond it whenever it makes sense. That said: right now product teams that focus on the agent loop

... ultimate branding component that's already winning hearts What is LoopBadge ? A beautiful, endlessly looping

... headed. The last update was on Day 8 . We ve been laser-focused on making @ReachLLM better every single day. Here s what we ve shipped since that Week 1 post : Here's the summary : User research & feedback loops, iterating only on what real users ask for. Brand Intelligence tweaks: Added Load more for AI SEO keywords & AI prompts. Option to copy the competitor

... Ozan. I ve worked in the mobile app industry for several years with companies like Avast, AVG, and Norton, and have a background in customer service and information security. I m currently building Loopado, an AI-powered chat tool that helps product teams instantly analyze and understand user reviews from the Google Play Store, App Store, Trustpilot, and the web. Instead of reading through thousands of reviews, you can simply ask questions like: What are users complaining about ... ... last 30 days? What do users love most about our competitors

... Ozan. I ve worked in the mobile app industry for several years with companies like Avast, AVG, and Norton, and have a background in customer service and information security. I m currently building Loopado, an AI-powered chat tool that helps product teams instantly analyze and understand user reviews from the Google Play Store, App Store, Trustpilot, and the web. Instead of reading through thousands of reviews, you can simply ask questions like: What are users complaining about ... ... last 30 days? What do users love most about our competitors

... recently spent a month vibe-coding a web app that turns any recipe into a detailed nutrition label. My entire workflow was a loop of prompting Gemini, pasting the code into VS

... web3 for a good part of my career, I ve seen firsthand how powerful community can be, not just for launching a product, but for shaping it into something truly useful. In decentralized ecosystems, transparency, contribution, and feedback loops aren t just values, they're lifelines. That ethos is something I m bringing into Interactively from day one. Why Community Matters Community means more than just having a group of users. It means creating a shared space for learning, contributing ... ... their product stories. The Interactively Community To foster real conversations and feedback, we re launching the Interactively Slack community. It s a casual, open space to chat about what we re building, share early demos, and stay in the loop

... deleted our account and focused on what was working: Product Hunt Real reach, real feedback X Still small, but steady growth and genuine interactions The Best Feedback is Real-Time This isn t just a newsletter - it s a loop. Creators share readers test we relay insights everyone wins. Seems to be working. Money Spent So Far $11 on a domain $7 on X Premium $10 on a failed post promotion Early marketing lessons? Priceless. What s Working Product Hunt ... ... best organic channel. X is slow but we doubled followers (7 12, huge vibes only) Writing > shouting. Real talk > polished pitch. Strategy Going Forward Keep sharing useful ideas and underrated tools Keep experimenting with how feedback loops

... keep things sustainable, I introduced $INDIE , the native token that powers the platform. Devs use it to pay for premium features (homepage slots, newsletters, private tweets) Testers earn it by giving quality feedback It s a self-sustaining loop that rewards both sides of the early-stage equation. What s Next The goal is simple: Make pre-launch the new normal. If you're building something, don t wait launch early. If you love trying new products and helping others ... ... after launch. I love how you didn t wait for perfection and instead built traction through transparency and community. Also, the $INDIE token is a clever nudge for meaningful feedback it s rare to see that kind of incentive loop

... post No way to manage multiple brands Poor collaboration No additional good features Did I mention they are EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE? So we did what most builders do when they've had enough: we started building the tool we wanted. Loopify is our solution to frustration. A clutter-free, distraction-free space to: Post across multiple platforms Actually understand what s working with real analytics Collaborate without account-sharing Add a bunch of useful features that you normally need other services ... ... Link in Bio Competitor

... expensive, and somehow still making you do five times more work than you should. My friend and I got tired of bouncing between platforms, spreadsheets, and modern tools that didn t feel all that modern. So we started building Loopify a clean, focused workspace for posting, planning, and tracking across multiple platforms. We re not launched yet, but we re building in public and talking with people who ve felt the same friction. If that s you, come hang with ...

... analysis & structured report generation I ve just run a demo on 3 sample contracts and 5 Bad Cases it flags key issues and spits out actionable rewrite suggestions. Along the way, I wrestled with prompt length limits, list-vs-string type bugs, and context-window headaches Turns out I m a pretty decent prompt-engineer after all . Next up: Add a loop

... more confused? Same here. Most sites gave us nice-looking charts but didn't say anything. Or worse showed fake-looking engagement numbers and covered up what truly mattered. So we built our own analytics engine for Loopify, with one goal in mind: Make it actually useful. See performance by platform in one place Drill down into channel-by-channel post performance Understand what s growing and what s flopping And get a fast, honest snapshot of how things ... ... love your input. Want to see how it works? Or help shape what gets built next? Comment from Daniel(@dan16): The analytics on a number of these tools were so bad that it was actually a joke. We started Loopify

... community I m curious how much time have you personally spent trying to come up with a business idea, without actually starting anything? A few hours? Days? Weeks? Still stuck in the loop? I ask because I ve definitely been there. That frustrating cycle of brainstorming, doubting, researching, restarting all before writing a single line of code or putting anything into the world. It s a surprisingly common challenge, and I m wondering how many others have experienced ... ... Drop your answer below and if you broke out of that loop

... Here's my hacked-together, messy, voice-based dev environment: Voice-driven loop with screen-shotting so the LLM in the loop

... student and solo developer. Cursor did deal with hassles that would otherwise have me glued to the monitors for days. BUT, cursor(actually, the AI) did made things harder in some cases. Not to mention what I call "the loop of errors" - when you ask the AI to resolve error A, it makes error B, and then to resolve error B, it makes error A, the extreme case was the ai suggested me to create a whole new project ... ... migrate my current codebase, which wasn't the case. As a fellow Cursor user, could you share your moment of "loop