Sebastian

I think a marketplace for AI tools is a smart idea. To make it even better, adding community reviews or ratings could make it more trustworthy for users while giving developers great feedback.

I’ve used pdfrw and PyPDF2 for some projects. They’re open-source and highly customizable, though they require a bit of coding. You could potentially modify them for cross marks while preserving editability.

I'm on board with this. It gives me a chance to get feedback from non-followers before committing to my feed.

Thank you for putting this together. I have been searching for a resource that is not just repeating the same tips. Does your guide include advice on leveraging social media during a launch

I think it depends on analyzing customer behavior. Have you looked into when your audience is most active or engaged with your product.

I've heard bits about your product, but I'm still not entirely sure about all its features. Looking forward to learning more as we approach launch.

I’m a big fan of ClickUp. It has tons of features that allow us to manage tasks, track time, and even communicate directly within the platform. It’s perfect for SaaS teams that need all-in-one functionailty.

I did tons of 1:1s with customers early on. It was overwhelming but crucial. I’ve had fewer with founders, but I see the value in those too.

My go-to is creating a resume tailored for ATS system. I use a free ATS checker, but combining that with a job tracker in one tool sounds super efficient.