Really Good Questions is a hand curated showcase on curiosity from Twitter’s most influential people. Get curious by searching for some of the best questions people asked on Twitter.

Hey there Product Hunt 👋 Big shoutout to @shl for hunting Really Good Questions 🙌 I’m Sharath, a Nocode Maker, Product Enthusiast and Runner-up @ProductHunt’s Makers Festival(No-code edition). Today, I’m super excited to launch my 4th side project 🚀 Six months ago I challenged myself to built a product without writing code. Till date I made 3 of them and the joy in the journey of building something is beyond explanation. Not only I made these products but I also became active on Twitter and met so many like-minded people virtually (thanks to maker movement). Twitter is more than just a traditional social platform. There’s more value and quality in conversations that engage millions daily. Lately I observed a trend of people asking meaningful questions and getting tremendous responses in comments. Asking questions is one of the most prominent ways to cultivate knowledge. With the rise of tribes and communities, Twitter is becoming a medium where people find incredible value by simply asking questions. I wanted to capture this essence and curate them all in one place 💻 That’s how Really Good Questions is born💡It is a curated showcase on curiosity from Twitter’s brightest minds. Featuring questions from the most influential people like @eriktorenberg @rrhoover @JamesClear @andrewchen and many more, Really Good Questions opens up an opportunity to explore, learn and evolve. The platform allows people to discover most valuable questions which might be buried under Twitter feed. While I was working on this project I made a list of Influencers whose impact is significant on Twitter. I have dedicated a page so that you can follow them 👍 Shoutout 📢to @diana_valeanu for Absurd Illustrations, whole Twitter community for helping me curate the valuable questions and this platform would have not been built without some amazing contributors who influence the world(via tweets) in a better way. I will keep the showcase curious and fresh. If there are any important questions out there that I’m missing and you feel should be a part of the site? Or any suggestions/feedback you have? Let me know, I'd love to hear it! 🙏 Thank you for reading ❤️

@5harath Good project! Thank you for Absurd Design mention!

@5harath I love this! I was just thinking about writing a blog post filled with questions instead of answers.

@andrianv Great designs. Thanks for creating them.

Thanks @andrewaskins. So glad you like the idea. Let me know if I miss any questions that you think should be part of the site. I'll add them.

@5harath love it! I think the most important questions can help remove assumptions and lead to strong business outcomes vs vanity metrics. Would love to help contribute in the future... Twitter (@joedmarti)

I like this idea and asking questions on social to spark curiosity is something we're experimenting a lot with at Product Hunt. Was disappointed when I clicked to your landing page and every influencer featured is a man — would love to see more diverse voices!

Hey @taylormajewski. Firstly thanks for checking the site. Glad you liked the idea. The influencers list does include diverse leaders(woman, POC) And my intension is to grow this list to even more further so that we all can follow the best out there on Twitter.

@5harath glad to hear! I was more saying how I didn't see any quotes from women on the homepage.

The plan is to add more questions from everyone. It's definitely not biased. And I agree with you not having enough questions on the home page. Thanks for your feedback. Will take a look at it as soon as I can. Meanwhile if you come across any interesting questions from women/POC please let me know I will add it to the site.

@5harath maybe include some more locations too. a lot of these folks are in the bay area.

Definitely @tomfme. Never thought of that way but yes the more diverse in geo location the better.

Forgot to give a massive shoutout to @ajlkn 🙏 Really Good Questions is totally built on Carrd.co without writing a single line of code. I had the best experience in building this platform. Thanks to AJ for helping me when I'm stuck.

Really Good Questions

Find curious questions powered by Twitter’s brightest minds.

Find curious questions powered by Twitter’s brightest minds.

Really Good Questions

Find curious questions powered by Twitter’s brightest minds.

Find curious questions powered by Twitter’s brightest minds.

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