Meduard

As a Product Hunt member, I’ve been building products to solve problems. One thing I kept running into was repeating the same code across projects, especially authentication, which always took too long to set up. That’s when I created GateUI. With it, you can set up authentication in just 2-3 minutes using ready-to-use components, so you can focus on building your product instead. GateUI is...

Each bottleneck has a different solution. What do you mean more specifically?

A simple product that solves a specific problem is x10 better than 20 features in your app. I'd rather focus in making it perfect, and only adding features when you REALLY need them.

Grow a small community in social media (takes 1-3 weeks) -> notify them regularly about the launch. Pretty much free. You can pay for shoutouts in social media by micro-influencers, and they are usually very cheap (1 charged me 6$ for 1 story shoutout in insta)

Whenever I see a tool with pay-per-use I just run from it. It makes sense but what if you randomly make a mistake, now boom you own a lot of $$$. Monthly sub is the best for a lot of cases, and I try to use it as well in my products. Simple pricing and simple to cancel.

It'd be amazing if we had a tool to automatically fix bugs no matter the scale of the app.

Simplicity, I want to take notes in 2-3 seconds max. and be able to find them even faster. It makes no sense if you note taking app opens 3 random popups every time you open it, or has random features everywhere. Imo it should be organized like a real notebook basically, and best example I have so far is Notion.

I've only been using gpt-4o-mini through api, and its quite cheap for me considering what you can build with it.

I've been always launching first on product hunt. But from now on I've decided to try and build a small community first before PH, both so I can validate the idea properly, and when I launch in PH I can get more attention than just posting here directly.

I'd love a minimalistic room with one screen but with a BIG window behind and a cool view, either view from the 30th floor or mountains. Am I the only one who loves heights and working from there? It makes all the problems seem very small.

I got an advice once from a very experienced UI/UX designer that I should build my products around the users problems and help them solve them as efficiently as possible, instead of just building interfaces and features that are not connected properly.

I remove all distractions, such as phone, external light, music, etc. helps me stay focused a lot.

Do 100 pushups. Works everytime.

If you can provide the AI with enough information about it, I don't see much reason why not. Especially finances, I'm pretty sure it'd do better than me :lol:

Have you tried hotjar? I've also used fullstory before, and its really nice to see your users interact with your app directly.