... learn much. But if they switch to a review perspective and say: "I broke down the pacing of 10 viral videos and realized the first 3 seconds are all about presenting a conflict," that summary becomes much more valuable. Perspective

... vertical products, very focused, very niche, wonder if that will limit them on Product Hunt. The thinking is: Our ICP isn t here. Should we go broader, more horizontal, just for launch? I do have my perspective, but honestly, what interests me most is hearing from others who ve gone through this. If your product is vertical , did you present it as-is on PH? Or did you broaden the messaging to make it resonate with a wider audience ...

... consider myself an influencer. P.S. I like the "invasive" approach to the company's newsletter by @Eight Sleep  they are consistent and are designing it very well. I would like to know from the perspective of the companies/startups here: 1) How do you handle email marketing and possible collaboration with influencers who own a newsletter for distribution? If you are open to sharing what tactic helped you the most, I will be thankful. 2) What do you cover ... ... lemouchira_ra): I can share what s worked on my side and what I ve seen with clients: Collabs with newsletter creators The best results usually come when the influencer writes in their voice and integrates your product naturally (vs

... clearly define your target audience: Who are they? What's their knowledge level? What market are they in? What kind of content do they usually consume? What content actually works for them? This is essentially user profiling combined with competitor analysis. Back when we were creating educational content, we'd put a ton of effort into user interviews, benchmarking against others, and even using a PBL (Project-Based Learning) approach to constantly refine our content structure ... ... little bit of an insight on one specific point, that can absolutely count as "good." Especially in education, we're really focused on that "aha!" moment it could be just one sentence, a single question, or a completely fresh perspective

... lived and breathed from every angle. My journey has taken me through NLP research at Baidu, engineering for its Search and recommendation engines, and even founding an influential AI media outlet in China. From each of these perspectives, I saw the same paradox: Generative AI is a miracle, but it's also unleashed an information tsunami. It has dramatically shortened the cycle of knowledge renewal, but at a huge cost: a crushing sense of anxiety, the constant FOMO of falling ... ... behind, and the deep-seated fear of being replaced by the very tools we create. My co-founder, a brilliant recent graduate from Peking University (China's top university), felt this pressure just as intensely from a Gen Z perspective

... select both the raw input and processed output. Comment from Daniel Cahn(@daniel_cahn): I'm a huge huge fan of @Willow Voice ! Really high quality dictation. Seriously, a game changer for me. Comment from vishal pandey(@vshpandey96): have tried whisper flow, works great but now I am sticking to windows inbuilt speech to text, works decent enough for my workflow. as long as you have text window it works everywhere - be notepad, ide, chat, mail, etc. Comment from Luann ... ... Comment from Daniel Cahn(@daniel_cahn): @jakecrump  Really good UX, really fast, and just does the best job by far at transcribing what I say correctly! Love that it's app-aware so it formats differently for email 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 Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @nika   @suvam_deo  What do you mean by localisation? Can you give an example? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @allnash  because I do not think that the purchasing power ... ... graphic design is a little bit confusing (aka they f*cked the graphic up) :D Comment from Johny(@johny_d): @busmark_w_nika Obvious choices: Microsoft, Salesforce Dark horses: NVIDIA, Oracle Comment from vishal pandey(@vshpandey96

... having a family and kids is the best thing for them. It gives their business meaning because they re building something to share with others. It also helps them avoid being consumed by work 24/7 (for some 27/9). This perspective is more common among entrepreneurs in their 40s. Others view kids as a distraction something that prevents them from focusing fully on their work because kids demand constant attention. This mindset tends to be more common among people in their ... ... better time management. Personally? I m not yet ready for marriage/kids (it feels like gambling without mental preparation!). For now, I m happy balancing work with my mom, sisters, and partner as my core family. Maybe someday my perspective

... wanted something more human. I wanted to build a place where you actually get the story behind why someone loves a song - like "this track got me through my breakup" or "heard this at 3am and it changed my perspective on everything." Real context from real people, not just "because you liked X artist." If this sounds interesting, would love your upvote! Always curious to hear what other makers think about human-centered discovery vs

... disadvantageous for business in the current situation, and vice versa, what would be worth getting into? Maybe I just took it from the wrong end and see things too pessimistically , but I would still like to know your perspective on the situation and maybe see any empty gaps that can be filled. What I've noticed, for example, is that things related to defense are doing extremely well now, also because of the geopolitical situation in the world. For example ... ... opportunity"? What should it be? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @ixord  Gauss curve. When nobody does it = risky (because the market is not prepared and it is unknown). When many people do it = risky (too many competitors

... your PH launch. But does it really move the needle? Anyone have real numbers or war stories? Also, how to find and approach them? Comment from Artin Bogdanov(@artinbogdanov): @adam_martelletti  I see, thanks for sharing your perspective, Adam. Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): imho you should take into account the target audience, too. different interests, different followers. Comment from Artin Bogdanov(@artinbogdanov): @cristian_stoian_urzica why 150 KC? And what would happen PH will show it to more people ...

... halfway through 2025 What are the best developer tools launched on Product Hunt this year from your perspective? Below are some of my favorite, most inspiring dev-first product launches until now: @Jolt AI - The AI assistant for 100K+ line codebases ranked #3 Product of the Day last January. How Jolt AI launched  @Lingo.dev - Discovered during the Mega Launch Week , the AI localization engine (YC F24) kept momentum on Product Hunt last February: #2 Product ... ... Developer Tool of the Week, and #1 Developer Tool of the Month. S/O to @vrcprl @maxprilutskiy and team! @Appwrite Sites - The "open-source Vercel alternative

... would really recommend you try this out! Comment from Amber Zhao(@weatherstone): @manuelzarroca  Thanks for sharing the insights with us! And good lucks to your new launch! Comment from Amber Zhao(@weatherstone): @ixord   Thanks for sharing your perspective! You're absolutely right stability is fundamental. I'm curious, have you found an optimal update frequency that balances both stability and innovation for your product? In our case with WeatherStone (a weather app that blends utility with playful personalization ...

... JuryNow any question that can be answered with a simple yes/no or option 1/option 2. You can get an objective verdict from 12 people on a moral dilemma, or a workplace problem, or get a global independent perspective on a family argument. You can also upload 2 images and ask a fashion dilemma. No question is too big or trivial! While you wait for your verdict, you "pay" with 3 minutes of Jury Duty answering other users questions for three ... ... time-tested structure of legal juries, offering objectivity through diversity. What makes it different? Unlike social platforms or forums, JuryNow gives you a clear decision, not a comment thread. Your answer comes from real people, bringing real-world perspectives

... Could you summarise for me what worked for you and what the biggest differences? 1 What B2B marketing steps brought you the best results? 2 What were the most visible differences between B2C and B2B marketing from your perspective? 3 If it was a paid campaign, did you do it yourself, or did you hire a third party or consult with a third party? (+ channel) From my external observation, I noticed that in smaller companies, marketers sometimes also play ... ... virtually the only signals you're sending. Cold outbound works well, but it's essential to correctly target your ICP and have good message-market fit. What were the most visible differences between B2C and B2B marketing from your perspective

... most, the only employee will be the CEO (and even that might be AI) Any guesses? Question for users: Do you care (how much you care) whether you are cared for by humans or AI? [My answer from the perspective of a user would be biased because I am a marketer in tech and know how to identify the AI, but being like an "ordinary" customer, I would like to have a quick, quality result which AI usually delivers. Probably ... ... pendulum swing. There will be people that are bent on replacing as much of their workforce with AI as possible...They'll be the ones who find the upper limit to what customers are willing to deal with AI vs

... still install and use local apps? As a maker , do you think there s still room for building native desktop software, or are we witnessing the slow extinction of a once-dominant category? Would love to hear your perspective. Comment from Lacy McDowell(@llmcd): I just built MVP Web app to test the market. And I think there s still value in local apps. And yes, there is a movement to pay once and pay for future upgrades only ... ... really their thing. For them, web apps just make sense. Comment from Jean Willame(@jean_willame): I think local apps still have their place for performance-critical tools like Cursor or when security is paramount. In my niche, competitors

... point. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): My approach is as follows: I try the product for a month (will pay a monthly subscription) if it is a fit I am all in a one-time payment. From the perspective of a founder: a monthly subscription is ideal because you have some kind of "certainly" in monthly instalments. Comment from Bharath Karna(@bharath_karna): I think subscription plans are a win-win for both business and customers. Here ...

... building a standalone app, I m considering focusing purely on a plugin that taps into GPT-4 s user base. Is anyone else here debating the same move? Are you worried about discoverability in an AI plugin store versus the traditional app store approach? It feels like there s a gold rush happening, but also some uncertainty about whether GPT-4 plugins will become the next big distribution channel or just another niche. If you re a developer, founder ... ... even an investor, I d love to hear your perspective

... might consider it as well. If it's just mobile they have to innovate some really smart way to edit videos, otherwise I keep to desktop editing Comment from Ajin Sunny(@ajinsunny): @focusaur  Glad we have same perspectives. Comment from Ajin Sunny(@ajinsunny): Based on what I've seen from the past, any app that is trying to compete with something that is currently doing well in the market or trying to capture audience because it was getting shutdown ... ... Threads was formed by trying to compete with X, when there was an exodus of people from X(formerly twitter) after twitter was changed to X. If you build a product by focusing on how to outcompete your competitor

... What about a new category on PH. "Vibe coding" Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @Lovable created quite strong and also visually appealing brand so they are more outstanding to me. I look at it from the marketing perspective tho. Comment from Anton Osika(@antonosika): Hey! A friend asked me to comment since I did a fair bit of research on differences as I'm the founder of @Lovable . Disclaimer: I try to not be biased ...

... business market cycle will never play out right? Trust me it will, cause in a few months a lot of currency debasement needs to occur. Maybe we should start a weekly thread talking about crypto from a macro economic perspective. Also, we could talk about how you feel in this madness that they call the markets :P Today is a crazy day in crypto. AGAIN. Let me know your thoughts below, also would love to connect with more web3 people ... ... actual user traction? Comment from Tasos V(@cryptosymposium): @rajiv_ayyangar  nice, I was not there in 2017, came early 2020 into the space. Well, that is a very good question. I will answer it, from a developer's perspective

... financial models! Comment from Kay Kwak(@kay_arkain): Claude 3.7 is definitely groundbreaking and impressive, but I believe Claude can go even further and evolve even more! Let's go Comment from Christian Safka(@christian_safka): From testing 3.7 vs 3.5 in Cursor Agent, I've found it's a lot better at estimating when it has enough context to implement or it needs to go check more files first. Looking forward to trying it some more Comment from Cole ... ... powered spreadsheet, and the results are insane! See here Comment from Victoria Wu(@victoria_wu): @andres_vlaeminck  It s interesting to hear that you found the 3.5 version to be more proactive in offering alternative

... control of your thought process while using AI? Comment from Ruban Phukan(@goodgistai): @busmark_w_nika  Absolutely, exercising our brains and applying active thinking is essential. The key is understanding where human effort adds the most value versus where automation can enhance efficiency. Critical thinking, creativity, and strategic decision-making? That s where human intuition shines. But for highly repetitive and process-driven tasks like invoice processing, resume screening, or handling routine email data entry manual intervention often slows ... ... better decisions, faster. It's not about replacing thought, it s about clearing the clutter around it. Curious what kinds of AI interactions actually make you feel sharper? Comment from Kay Kwak(@kay_arkain): Hmm... I have a different perspective

... rephrase and tweak it a bit. My question was: "Why is it so difficult to get a remote job offered by a U.S. company?" Many responses mentioned factors like: cultural background, time zone differences, geographical proximity, U.S. vs. EU law, optimising costs (e.g. instead of hiring from the EU, they hire from Asia). I want to look at this from the perspective