Dmitry Trofimets

Huge fan of what used to be Buzzfeed - not in terms of journalism, but rather the reinvention of quizzes. I am a huge believer in edutainment and quizzes have so much potential in improving learning efficiency. Go, Kvistly!

Have been using Extrovert for a while now within my content team and I love this move. Instead of debating whether AI can provide meaningful comments or not yet, I'm using Extrovert as a convenient tool to maintain relationships with relevant people manually... and it's still faster! It shaved hours off my team's SMM times, so I'll be using this tool and look out for the updates!

I've been testing this for a while now and I'm very impressed with how Paulie retains memory and context - much better than GPT does. The bot is good with jokes and current events and it takes notes of my interest to engage in talks proactively. Much like a real person, only more informed. For a beta, this is an unexpectedly well-trained AI buddy, so I'm excited to see what comes next!

Being a business folk, I thought I was beyond redemption and couldn't make it to the AI party. Surprised to learn I can still make it by using No Code (O_o), I mean, that's a pretty big deal if you think about it! I'm very excited to see the product develop further and recommend it to founders I personally help

My trip to knowledge base management is a nightmare that spans 3 centuries... I mean, I couldn't fix that for a long time (and still can't), and I tried a lot. Auto-maintaining the knowledge base is the saviour, especially for the least interesting use cases such as product instructions. Hope this product will auto-update itself as well :D Keep up the great work guys!

Lifesaver for startups without a marketing budget (i.e. all startups before raise)!

I've been following Pygma from the onset, I had a sneak peek at what guys have planned and it will get even more exciting which it already is. I personally struggled a lot with content strategy and having a trained AI assistant nearby makes things a whole lot more fun for me. Rooting for the Pygma team to make it even better!

My personal Bootstrapping inspiration, FlowMapp isn't just a tool (at least to me), it's a story of user-centricity and user-driven development since the process is very public and the community has a big say in what happens next. Oh, yes, by the way, it's also straight on point: don't develop sites without planning first! I used to use Miro for planning, sketching, and some prototyping, but...

I've personally struggled with data management and especially retrieval, used stuff like Pocket (back in the days), Evernote, and Notion, but it's all too action-intense. It demands me to do the heavy lifting which is fair but also unrealistic for me. Iki is different though. It feels different from the concept to the actual usage - I still struggle with saving information from time to time,...

The social geo-based space has always been challenging, but AI technology might finally be the game-changer this niche needed. There is no doubt that hyper-communities are getting bigger as a trend every year, so I'm rooting for Presence's success.

I didn't think this day would come so early, but it has - you can get an image stuck in your head on paper by sketching it and asking AI to handle the rest :O Great job, Drawww! I hope you grow and shine

Not only am I a fan of the product, but I also know the founding team personally - these are some of the most dedicated folks in the financial analytics industry. When working with startups, the mess in financial data and reporting is easily the number 1 problem preventing companies from building a growth strategy, so I can't stress enough how profitable the investment in products like Liveflow...