Reb Sadran

Leaving out Linux is such a missed opportunity. Now you're excluding big chunk of software developers which in turn excludes company wide adoption.

got to test with one keyword that "failed the test" as keyword difficulty was too high and then was prompted to pay $19 for 50 more tries. Ahrefs is $100 for unlimited keyword analysis and provides more information and has a bunch of other features. Did I stumble on some bug or all you get is 50 keyword checks for 20 usd? That's an incredibly perplexing value proposition.

300$ entry point for 30 minutes/month is very daunting. Do you have any plans for more accessible entry points?

I'm really perplexed by the choice of using Putin in your examples. Why would you associate your product with an evil dictator who is currently destroying the world? Would you put Hitler in your video too? I strongly advise to revise your video before anyone notices 🫣

Could not get a single satisfying result as a male with long hair. It seems to ignore everything but facial features and for some reason keeps recoloring my facial hair too even when prompted explicitly not to.

What does "50 Monthly Requests" under pricing mean?

I've been looking for this for a while - congrats on the launch! However, I see it's only available for react right now and I can't find any ETA for the web version. Could you tell us more about the web version? I think web version would be the real value of this integration and server-side already has all of the monitoring tools you could think of. Dropping in something on front-end like...

This having so much upvotes on product hunt definitely shows your SEO hacking skill because it seems like yet another seo spam tool tbh. That being said, even if I wanted to give it a shot the pricing page is such a turn off - all these tokens and limits is a really offputting idea. Just keep single credit system and charge different prices for each feature.

Typescript and Python. However, I think programming language as a topic is getting very dated. Polyglot developers will eat everyone's lunch as it has neven been easier to language switch with chatGPT and other AI-based code conversion/lint/review tools.

Congrats on launch! Any roadmap on supporting more languages? I'd argue that these 6 are covered in complete saturation - no one is struggling finding resources to learn German or Spanish, right? I'd be much more interested in learning smaller languages or even something weirder like esperanto and that's exactly where AI integration would shine. Feels a bit like a missed opportunity imo.

I'm excited. The rise of free social networks (Fediverse etc.) is for real this time and X.com will be the death of Twitter. The obsession with "everything app" is a meme at best. Everything App is not a thing that anybody wants. Primarily because it never works. It doesn't exist for a reason - because everything apps suck. Competition is what makes capitalism work.

Congrats on launch! Here are some red flags that instantly put me off from trying your product: - launching on ios only. Major red flag - especially when your vision is to "we envision a world where mental health is prioritized, stigma-free, and easily accessible to all". - no business/moneitization plan. You don't store any data and it's free - making it hard to believe my data is the...

As always with these tools the bigest danger is losing your database: What will happen to my database if Capacities end? What are the migration paths out of Capacities? Can the content be exported into a reasonable format like markdown? Would there be an opportunity in the future for self host or some open source model that would secure user databases? Congrats on the launch though!

Congrats on launch! Do your scraper do anything to bypass blocking? More often than not these "auto scraper" services get deaded for Cloudflare and other protected pages which how the web is going these days render the feature useless for majority of the web :|

Congrats on the launch! I've been looking for something like this to help out with technical visuals and had a reasonable success with MidJourney and InkScape's bitmap->vector conversion tool. I've been playing around with recraft and so far the results are quite mixed though it feels that something is there. So far I had the best luck with abstract sceneries like "city scape", "desk with a...

I'm lucky to have a very flexible and independant position, so: 1. Catch up with slack/crisp chat. What happened while I was off etc. 2. Review yesterday. Fresh head, fresh ideas. 3. Plan yesterdays catch ups (PR comments etc.) and new iterations, bug fixes. 4. Check the roadmap and choose what I'm feeling like working on today.

As a potential user I'm super excited. I love music but learning instruments and music production is just incredibly expensive and time consuming. Through history we've seen how making a space more accessible explodes and revolutionizes it and it'll be exciting to see that happen with music. I'm on the side of - let's get this happening and break things!

Most of the newsletter is just low quality advertisement. From hair loss "cures" to metabolism "enhancers" that are "just flying off the shelves!". Only missing "lonely singles in my area" for a complete bingo set.