Rajagopal Natarajan

This is beautiful. In one of my previous ventures, we used to have a team spend over 3-5 days per drop creating the catalog imagery, and then an ongoing effort for marketing campaigns. More than the cost savings, the ability to launch every drop faster is a big win. Faster order->golive for a brand means quicker rotations of working capital, and that's golden.

Congrats on the launch. Really excited about AppSmith over most other NoCode platforms, given that you've always enabled one to be able to complete the feature in mind by coding more if required, and been making it easier over time by bringing in newer constructs and widgets. Best wishes to get mainstream

This sounds quite interesting. A well integrated alternative to sending out notifications with links to typeforms

The product works quite well. As well as a real human would do. This is production quality content. Great work! Look at the content generated for two grey running t-shirts, which have almost similar attributes specified (product features field) - https://ibb.co/m9DFwbg. Also, played around with the same image with variations in product features text and title text - https://ibb.co/JFvRWNF....

An "Monday" like experience for post-sales is a much needed product. Congrats on the launch, Rupesh.

This is a very intriguing concept with a lot of future possibilities. The early contributors to an Open source project often go unrewarded when it becomes a commercial hit. Cases in point - Mongo, Hadoop (Hortonworks), Memsql, etc. started out with a good amount of community support, and later went on to becoming commercial successes. While they recognized a lot of the contributors through...

Came across this product while looking for intellectually stimulating toys for my kid. Quite impressed by the incrementally expanding interactions for the product. A little kid could start learning basic programming without a screen, later start using a screen and a visual interface to learn more functionalities, and further use an IDE to start programming. Quite an impressive UX.

A much needed product for finance teams. Wonder why no product was built to address such a critical problem that had existed in the market for such a long time.

Loved the fact that there were a few common use cases working out of the box. That was a good touch vs most no code platforms. An approach of a "one internal app" for every company gets noticed first. The power of the no code platform comes in to extend the functionalities or to create use cases which aren't already setup off the shelf.

This is a pretty interesting product in terms of value props it covers. I generally use GA for product and marketing analytics, and use other tools for multi-touch attribution and cohort analysis. What is interesting from what is called out on the product page is that, I might only need GA + this going behind segment. And the AI engine feature sounds great. Seems to be giving what an analyst...

This is quite handy. Kudos Docsumo team!

Love the fact that you've given an option to try it live without having to sign in to evaluate the product. Also, the "Suggested Talking points" section is a lovely touch

Excellent list. It would be quite useful if you could add some cases around each question and facilitate debates on how different people would approach it. Observing how others assess unsaid cues and also how they respond to situations helps a manager get better. Helps to look at multiple perspectives and choose to respond in a way that suits one's own style

*Transparency* Shift signs up an account automatically during the primary email onboarding process and stores a link between the shift account and the gmail / outlook account being used. There is no way to delete my shift account later if I want to (or it isn't obvious). Feels quite underhanded. Trust is important for an email client *Product value prop* The product value prop itself is quite...