Sachin Agarwal

One of the things I lovelovelove about the Boomerang folks is that they are laser-focused on the "why" when they build stuff. Because they feel so strongly about making sure that users feel in control over their inboxes, they do all the little polish details to make it work just right. For example, I'm already pretty good at batching my emails, but Inbox Pause makes that process even better...

I created an account with Gmail, but then it kept saying I needed to add an account for a while - but it eventually got there A couple other feature requests: * filters for minimum and maximum - funds with a minimum of $100K but a max of $100M is a little weird * de-dupe or collapse investors at the same fund (500 Startups, etc come up a lot) I've messed with other tools and the Google sheets...

I saw Decorator a few months ago and it's made leaps and bounds. It's super cool and an awesome way to make a space your own. I can't believe this is technically possible; it's like mixed reality without the headset.

Nylas launched N1 on Product Hunt a little over a year ago: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/nylas-n1-email-app Then last year launched our Pro version: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/nylas-pro Now, we're launching Nylas Mail - our latest and greatest, now totally free forever. We've completely rebuilt the architecture to allow us to provide a seamless, lovely desktop email experience for...

It's brilliant because it goes way beyond Grammarly to make suggestions and not just point out errors. Good emails make a huge difference, especially with clients or reporting up.

Isn't this just like Secret? How do you deal with abuse?

I think these are great. I'm excited to send emoji that look like my friends out to my friends.

You guys are killing the marketing site. 😂 Here's a direct link: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/braid/hefhmdpdiemkipkgibpfdikphjibhpok

Hey everyone! Super excited to share Braid with you. Braid is what would happen if Yammer and Basecamp made a baby inside of Gmail. :) Braid is a Chrome extension that lets you add emails, events, notes, and files right from within the tab you already have open. Because it lives in your daily workflow, projects end up being updated right when the email goes out, the client responds, or the...

This is your next completely fun app. You send fun YouTube clips, songs (any recording, really), or GIFs to your friends, and you can edit them so that they're hilarious. You can also post those clips to Twitter and Facebook. It's like a memegen for video and music.

It says I'm the only Sachin Agarwal in the US but I've gotten drinks with at least one other one. Bad data - sad!

I had to get busses to shuttle people between my wedding, hotels, reception, and afterparties. It was a huge PITA and we felt lucky to find even one vendor (First Student). Do y'all do in-city rentals?

I'm actually planning on using this as my dashboard for raising when I go out. Definitely way better than anything else I've seen to programmatically get and sort the investors in AngelList. Definitely reduces the cognitive overhead associated with just getting started with a process.

This is the perfect complement to Q102 here in the Bay. Wish it would play in the background though.

This was great. It correctly identified that I can make Manhattans and literally nothing else given what I have. Just have someone take a gander at your recipes - you don't mix with the cherry, which is what your Manhattan recipe suggests (I know you have it as a garnish, but you also have it as an ingredient). I would love to see you automatically be able to populate an Amazon cart with the...

Hey, awesome to see. What's the reasoning behind not doing 1x or 2x a week? I'd love to do it for 1x or 2x a week to cover the days that I'm responsible for cooking; I suck at making vegetarian food, but we eat veggie during the week to reduce our carbon footprint (and I'm too old to eat enough meat on the weekends to wash it out).