@that_igor_ Thanks for posting. Love these threads! I'm building https://t.co/WeRDg3EJOW for running conversational micro-surveys. It's been fun using the product to gather feedback about the product!
You can take one of the surveys here if you're interested: https://t.co/Jq4unLQFgk
There's a DNS bug on my application that's solved entirely by caching so I have to change computers and browsers to debug it since visiting the app stops the bug from occurring. Running out of new devices to test on; soon I'll be checking if it loads on my microwave.
I'm working with more and more developers from the midwest and they're sleeper pick for the best devs. If you grew up woodworking and fixing lawnmowers I trust you to make the right choices on a CRUD app. Friendliest people too.
@carlosvzla02 If you'd want to check out https://t.co/WeRDg3FhEu, I'd love to hear your thoughts!
Even without a subscription I'd appreciate you taking the sample Quail survey linked on the landing page.
You're the man for doing this!
@thegrowthcoder One concern was if I can launch on PH now, as well as whether the product offering was too specific. Considering how many profitable form builders there are out there though, I think there's room for at least 2. Time will tell!
Right now I do sort of appreciate the validation 😂
Very cool, very pretty, very similar product to mine (https://t.co/WeRDg3FhEu) just launched on ProductHunt and is doing really well. Is this good validation or just a complete dead end for me?
#indiehackers#buildinpublic
@mattzieger This was the initial motivation behind me building https://t.co/WeRDg3FhEu, is watching poor souls manually reading through interviews and writing down takeaways!
I used to think it was a de facto miserable experience but with a little curation most of my feed is dorky at worst and uplifting at best. Really strange to be on twitter and have my page be mostly positive.
@adi808080 @pmfm_ai Hell yeah dude, congrats! Side note, it's actually very cool of YC to note that you were in the top 10%. Costs them nothing but worth the world to the people who get the email.
@arvidkahl Good take, as always! I actually took all mentions of AI off of my landing page for a similar reason: It reads weird. if the product's useful, it doesn't matter what it's powered by.
That said obviously https://t.co/WeRDg3FhEu is still AI-centric so maybe I'm a fraud 🥴
@devenbhooshan Building https://t.co/WeRDg3FhEu! App for building conversational surveys. You can try it out as a survey sender or take a survey about it here:
https://t.co/Jq4unLRd5S
@pbteja1998 As a technical guy I'm gonna give a shout-out to all the non technical co-founders. Code makes sense to me but everything that the non technical types do is complete wizardry.
@thegrowthcoder Thanks! I'm still figuring out AI software best practices, like the rest of the industry, but the building speed, convenience, and flexibility of a monolith is really helpful in the early stages of a project.
@samm_duc I lean a lot on a handful of really dedicated Ruby open source heroes (whether they know it or not), especially @andrewkane, who's been making Ruby ML libraries since before the most recent AI boom! Other than that it's a lot of K.I.S.S.