... reviews See side-by-side comparisons and demos Bookmark tools you love, share ones you recommend Bonus: maybe plug in your workflow (like I run a newsletter or I m a product designer ) and get a personalized AI tool stack. Would this be helpful? Or are people fine just using Google + random Reddit threads? And what would make it actually worth coming back to? Comment from Marija Popovic(@marija_popovic): @nabeel_amir  Thanks for your thoughts - you re absolutely ... ... Absolutely love this, Marija! There s real value in cutting through the AI noise Google and Reddit are chaotic at best. A clean, curated, trust-first AI App Store sounds like a must-have, especially if it nails personalized stacks

... plugins, microservices, and AI-powered everything ? Every week it feels like there s a shiny new tool promising to save us time, but somehow we end up spending more time just gluing it all together. Are we overcomplicating our stacks for no real benefit? Is simple actually the smartest play in 2025? How do you keep your stack

... joys of vibe coding is seeing an idea take shape rapidly. But how often does that "shape" end up being a frontend-only prototype, and the dream of a fully functional app with your preferred tech stack (say, Next.js + PostgreSQL, or React + FastAPI) feels like a whole separate, slower project? At Proofs , we're exploring how AI agents can bridge this gap, generating not just UIs but the entire underlying application structure, including backend logic and database setup, using popular ... ... open-source stacks

... Just got back from MAU Vegas 2025, where I spent a few days nerding out on GTM tech stacks with folks from consumer apps, gaming, fintech, and lifecycle platforms. If you're building or scaling a mobile-first app, here s the distilled version of what top-performing teams are actually doing right now minus the vendor hype. What s essential in 2025 The consensus was pretty clear: besides AI everything , the modern GTM tech stack

... together. Prompting Tips That Actually Work Be spatially specific. Use keywords like "left", "right", "centered", "aligned to bottom", "spaced evenly" to help the model place elements correctly. Mention device behavior. If it should behave differently on mobile vs desktop, say so. Ex: "stacks

... know how much we've built and how nicely it all works together. We're working hard on changing this! How are you finding Diamond so far? Has it caught any notable bugs or issues for y'all? Re: stacking - it definitely takes a bit of time to start "thinking in stacks

... been playing around with it, and it s wild how fast it spins up a full-stack app from a prompt. But I m wondering: How well does it generate code for real-world use? Any prompting tips to get better results? How does it compare to others like Lovable ? Also, do you think tools like Bolt (full app generation) are the future, or will the Cursor-style coding assistant approach win out? Would love to hear from anyone ... ... randomor): @rajiv_ayyangar  the speed is the secondary order effect of tight integration IMO. Compared with a code editor where you have arbitrary choice of services / frameworks / coding languages, something like Bolt/Lovable gets to focus on their "golden" stack

... launching a new newsletter called Maker Stacks. It's all about makers and the tools they use for different parts of their careers. Our first guest is Ben Lang , who joined Notion way back in 2019 as the company's head of community and grew the community to what it is today! Ben will be talking about the products he uses to stay productive and build communities. Want to be among the first to read it? Sign up here ... ... curious, what products are in your stack

... would like to know which micro/macro platforms you folks use to launch your products. I have heard about - Smoothie ( web3 alternative of PH ) - Reddit - Hacker News - Beta Testing If you are part of specific Slack, or WhatsApp communities of early adopters, do share. Context - We've just launched on App Store and are looking to launch on platforms to get initial traction. Edit 1 ( I'm adding all the suggestions shared in the comments ) 1 - Beta list - https://betalist.com ... ... Sumo - https://appsumo.com/ 3 - Life Timo - https://lifetimo.com/ 4 - Stack

... loved https://yourstack.com because it allowed me to list (stack) the tools I'm using (to make stuff). Basically answering the question "which tools are you using/recommending?". Yourstack was also great becuause you could browse the stacks