@karrisaarinen with a team of ten I've learned the fire only I can fix is rarely only urgency it's often something that is hard to delegate, and the solution is not always sacrifice, but rather redesign who owns the decision and build a team you can trust
Most people test one version of an idea and call it.
We tested 20+ versions of the same reel: same story, different variations, 3-4 posted a day.
When editing is automated, a creative test costs minutes. That’s the real unlock. Not the AI, the iteration speed.
3-10 products launched on Product Hunt the day we did, all vaguely in the direction of Kai.
AI assistants are the most crowded category around. Being at the top of that pack still wouldn’t have been enough.
“A personal AI assistant for everyone” isn’t a well-done positioning; in today's market, you either niche down or you get lost.
@saranormous So true 😅 it at best can help more as a mirror than a writer, and maybe for coherence checks, but it's still just a tool, can't be swapped for the writer
Underrated startup asset: raw footage.
We’ve recorded almost everything since February. ~1,000 clips. Nobody had time to edit them.
Then AI got good enough to edit it. The backlog became a content engine.
Start recording now. You’ll want the archive later.