Jotam Dveer

Hey Product Hunters! 👋 After 8 months of development, we're excited to introduce Figflow on Product Hunt today! 🎉 Figflow was born out of our experience in product design and development. We wanted to solve a common challenge we faced: turning design files into actionable, shareable and useable product backlogs. From there we transformed our own thoughts and ideas into a bold mission to...

Hi Olena! www.figflow.io and we're focussing on product designers, owners and managers who manage product teams and backlogs.

Congrats on the Launch Team!

This absolutely looks amazing!

Your personal and professional network. Reach out to people you know that could benefit from your solution. Sell them, try your pitch and experiment.

Getting your priorities in place.

Don't stop when you are tired or having a bad time. Stop when you're done.

Don't be different. Be distinct. 👈 this is the way.

The product we're launching is build because we really needed this. So yes, I'm definitely a user of my own product and I'm lovin it. Even if we get no users, I would still use it and keep developing it. I really love this approach tbh.

Yahoo Finance. No I'm not a gambler. 😅

I actually love to work in the office... I like to be surrounded by my team and feel connected to them. No remote place could replace that.

Well I've first launched a validation product. That took me like 2 days. But now working on the MVP of this product and that took about 2,5 months. Hopefully we can finish in 3. I wanted to do it quicker... but you know, perfection kicked in.

Is this the moment when I can say that I think my own product is the best? 🤣 but I also love using Notion a LOT.

I used to write in Medium because i loved the UI. But recently i've been doing a lot of writing in Notion because i can organise all my thoughts in a structured way.

Congrats on your launch!

I'm building a workflow tool that turns Figma design files into user stories, in seconds. Launching soon at Product Hunt :)!

For me as a non-technical founder it's getting grip on developments' priority. I do notice that my co-founders who are developers tend to do everything right. And that's actually a very good. But we're launching an MVP and it should be "just right, for now". So getting our priorities straight is something that's somewhat challenging.

Systemic coach for product teams. Would be the best match for me. I love the insights and value systemic works provides individuals. And I do think people in tech need more insights in theirselves so they can become better team mates, leaders and managers.