Anna Filou

ALRIGHT! That first feature shown in the video looks incredible!!!! Communication typically happens in chat because that's how humans work. We talk to each other and we reach conclusions and then somebody has to scan the chat and document the conclusions — usually nobody does. If this works as well as I hope, it would be a game changer. 🤩

How does it compare to HeyGen Interactive Avatar?

It looks very well made. Kind of tempting to switch from BetterDictation, but BetterDictation works completely offline…

CRAZY!! Will have to try it out soon. Seems perfect for things like styleguides (like the example on the page).

Okay, it looks pretty cool, but a subscription for a calculator? 😅 It looks similar to Numi (at least they serve a similar purpose and general idea), which is a one-time purchase.

I have to sign in to try the demo? Will people I share the survey with also have to log in? Would be much easier to answer if you could do it anonymously.

I can totally see myself using this, if I had to be on video calls frequently. But at $180/year it’s not worth it for me (1–2 calls with colleagues per workday)

It looks really sleep, but I’m not sure why I don’t want to use something like this. From what I understand, it syncs with wearables and other apps, and simply shows you all the information in one place. So if I have a WHOOP wearable and track my meals in myfitnesspal, I’ll be able to view information from both in Bright instead of having to open each app individually. That doesn’t sound that...

My feelings are a bit mixed. I like the idea of showing an avatar that react to user input in real time, but the heads just look a little creepy. Their emotions don't seem genuine at all, and I'm afraid they might have the opposite effect than what's intended. Creating a form from natural language instructions is also pretty cool! It makes the process feel less tedious, and possibly also faster.

FINALLY!!! Figma rulers on the web!! 😍 Thanks so much for this!!

I stumbled upon Heryday years ago when it was a different sort of product. Now I’d say it’s a browser-based competitor to Rewind. The problem for me is that I don’t use Gmail, Apple Notes, and most of the other apps that integrate with Heyday, so most of my content would be inaccessible by it. 🤔 A note about the landing page: I read it all and by the end I still didn’t know what Heyday...

I've always wanted to use Clear, but it's not available on Android :(

I agree with some of the others: I like gamification in apps that are supposed to help me form a beneficial habit. For example, Duolingo is quite addictive because of the gamification, but that’s a great thing because it gets me practicing languages more consistently! The would be true for a workout app that encourages you to exercise more. But business apps? Hell no! I don’t want...

Disclaimer: I haven't tried it yet, but it looks absolutely amazing. It seems like something that could finally fulfill my somewhat secretive desire to be interviewed. XD I see people sharing their opinions in videos online and always think that I'd like to do the same, but it does feel intimidating somehow. But if there's an entire social network where everybody does this, I believe I’d feel...

Loved the video, the landing page and the overall concept. This is a landing page with a wait-list though; I'm not sure it's supposed to be on Product Hunt. On the other hand, if it weren't, I wouldn't have come across it today! I'm super excited to try it out. When are you actually launching? PS: It sounds like the Todo app I would have loved to make myself hehe

First impressions are great! I noticed some issues. Mainly that: 1. when I search for a book, the search results include a lot of duplicates, and it doesn't seem like the different additions of the same book, but rather separate books when they're not. 2. when I add a review, I get a toast message on the top right saying that my review was posted, but it still keeps me on the edit screen....

Really cute and well made collection!

This is what dating apps should have been like from the very beginning! Why only in the Bay Area though? This could be huge in all countries.

How does it differ from Airtable ? It looks really similar.