Dave Ambrose

congrats on the launch! Zest is one of my favorite new tools to use to share gifts to friends and colleagues and it's so DEAD SIMPLE and FAST. to what @jemfeinstein shared in his comment, you can literally GIFT ANYTHING in a matter of a few clicks. it's such a great product.

congrats @multiplay3r and the entire Polywork 🔥 it's been great finding new opportunities to collaborate with others over the last year during the private beta. find me on Polywork! https://www.polywork.com/daveamb...

Grain has really helped me remember and capture follow-ups from the many video meetings I now take over Zoom. Such a useful product.

Congrats to the Circle team on today's launch. It's really exciting that now more creators can use the platform self-service to start their own communities on whatever interests they have. Unrelated: amazing homepage to tout the product features!

<3 @web's take on all things commerce and increasingly, content. great to see 2PM going deeper into paid research and interesting content that's applicable to a diverse audience from entrepreneurs, execs and investors.

I've been using Macaw as a beta tester for a few weeks now and I must day, it's changed how I consume Twitter for different perspective outside of my normal Timeline. what's neat about Macaw is that it helps to surface likes, recent follows or new trends (remember the old "Discover" section Twitter multiple versions ago?) that I wouldn't otherwise see. if you're a power Twitter user, this...

Keeps is a simple way for guys to keep their hair and take action on maintaining it. They offer a subscription service for hair products at half the price you’d pay at a typical pharmacy and a way to interact w. doctors to diagnose relevant symptoms. What I like about Keeps is how easy the process is to find a right treatment (either using minoxidil, which is a topical treatment to apply on...

I've been playing around w. this Slack bot for a few weeks and it's pretty enjoyable. The bot makes curated introductions based on select criteria inputs (i.e. travel, engineer, CEO, etc.) and uses Slack as a means of connecting a group. @abhi_sivasailam and @daigz: what's the core problem you're solving and how to you make this bot into a daily habit for someone?

This caught my attention as it looks like there's a specific focus for Bowtie on SMBs, particularly those merchants who use Mindbody to accept reservations and bookings. One of the features that sticks out is "call back" messaging, whereby you can ring a merchant (i.e. think a hair salon) and rather than waiting on hold, you can receive availability for appointments and direct booking just...