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Most MLOps engineers, and data scientists struggle with their experiment reproducibility, with keeping track of all the models they create and maintaining infrastructure to house all that. We offer a platform that gives them an ability to just focus on the results, and always have a clear insight into their results, their data and their projects.

We help engineers and data scientists reproduce their experiments and share it with the world.

Start with monthly, spend few months to see if the product is a good fit, and if so, then move to annually to save money.

"Chance favours the prepared mind" - Louis Pasteur

I went from using Blackberry back in the day, to using iPhone for a decade now. Never tried Android, but iOS is more than good enough.

Very interesting product. This has potential to increase speed of design iterations a lot. Best of luck.

This is the way to use ChatGPT, to summarise thoughts, large data, and to give ideas. Even "Free" tools can be used to get estimated initial market info which you can then have ChatGPT comb through. SEO tools can be also used to get a good grasp on the market, tools like SEM or Ubersuggest.

Decisions yes, implementations no.

Thank you, though you get 10 free requests so it can be useful, but for more detailed analysis you would need to subscribe. There are similar tools that can also be utilized for gap research, you can even do it manually.

I would say all feedback is good feedback. Learn something from it if you can, and if not, just move on.

That is quiet impressive. In what time frame? These seems like reasonable steps, but I would wager it takes a while, at least initally.

Not much success, I would say LinkedIn and/or X, Insta is a way to go, depending on your target audience. Making connections, yes with cold outreach but you have option to engage with their content beforehand.

Community engagements to start with, how do they interact with your content. How many new followers, likes, reshares, clicks, and eventually sign ups.

Only proper way is to engage in the communities. Take time to read posts and give comments only where it makes sense. Yes, it is slow, but this brings organic followers, people who will engage with your content later on.

In addition to what others have suggested, always look into your competitors. If they are already established, it means market is there. Look into their social posts, hashtags they use, look them up on google and check their serp wordings and ads.

From my experience, office work is great for team collaboration. Meetings on zoom, teams etc are fine, but they lack certain flexibility. If you need total focus on certain task at hand, then yes, wfh is better option usually; but for dynamic discussions, office is better imho.

For free, I would say use Google Search Console, Trends and look into competitor social posts, their hashtags etc. For detailed analysis you either have to pay, or devote all of your time to tedious web crawling.

I would say, especially if you are B2B, that Linkedin premium features give you a great advantage on lead generation.

Thank you for the bullet points, LinkedIn is usually a good fit for most audience reach out, especially if your product is B2B. I was wondering about your stance regarding Comments (4th point). Do you think it is always better to comment as your personal account, or do you believe there is merit in commenting as company/product page?