Piotr Gaczkowski

I'm currently reading "The Art of Community" and like it very much. Another interesting read not strictly on the topic was "The Culture Code". You can also watch The Communities Show or better yet, join the Discord and discuss with fellow minded folk: @annadante and @iwozik .

This is a bunch of cool people doing a very cool show. What's important is that each episode is focused on a different topic and each brings lots of insights and actionable advice for current and future community builders. There's a downside to watching that as well: after I started, I now often catch myself thinking "yeah, this product would be much better if there was a community based...

Got the book, love it, totally recommend it :)

I'd say focus on customers. Perform some surveys and figure out whether they problems actually comes from the problem you see (lack of templates) or maybe from something entirely else. As @anastasia_shch told me several times: "you are not your customer". You may think you know their needs, but you're no tin their head. It is possible their find other aspects of your product more problematic.

Great to see a project that's making it easier to build products with accessibility in mind!

I've been using this tool for I don't even remember how long. It's one of the first and one of the best no-code automation tools out there!

What's the purpose of curation here?

This looks great! What is the worldwide availability? Is there a way to check *where* the perks are accepted?

It depends on the stage. Are you trying to figure out whether something is worht pursuing or are you looking for early users to sell your idea to. For the first use case, we have been hosting an event called Idea Squash where people meet, share their ideas, and get instant feedback from other participants. If you have a diverse group of creative people around, you can try this as well!

Have anyone compared them to Sennheiser Momentum M3AEBT?

I don't know why, but 6 hours of charge feels a bit too low for me. The true wireless are always a trade-off in these regards, I'm afraid. Besides: how does the producer quote compare to the actual results?

I've finished the application that I was working on and decided on a launch date on ProductHunt. Next week, I'm going to join the Makers who Ship club :D And after that, the marketing and sales go full steam 🚢

I'm not (yet) in the podcast business, but when I decide to enter I hope to learn from you :)

Hello Product Hunters! 👋 We would like to introduce to you Songcorder - the software that converts vinyl records into digital files. It’s an exciting moment for us because it’s the first time we are launching this product here and we are happy to share the new version of Songcorder with you 🎉 — ❓ How it works? Songcorder uses Linn multiroom protocol, Songcast, to record anything that plays...

I've been using this for over a year now and I really love how easy it is to create a static Website with embedded Stripe Checkout without the need to build and test your own payment flow!

Is it inspired by the late Sunrise Calendar?

The main strategy is to find a product I want to build with it. With that, I am looking for resources helping me find my way around the new tool. For you use case, you can take an existing Open Source product such as Notejam or maybe something more complicate and build a CI/CD pipeline around it using the tools you want to learn.

What's your definition of an open startup? In other words: what is expected of a startup in order to be featured?

I have to say, this is a great selection of guests. Let's not forget @anthilemoon is one of the mentors here on ProductHunt Mentors!