John Hanawalt

Whatever value this product has for marketing is outweighed by it's potential for abuse—stalking and harassment. When an Instagram user wants updates about when his ex posts now, for instance, he has to be following her. So she knows he can watch her posts and has the power to block him. InstaMon completely circumvents what little control people have in these situations, and is only...

Have you thought through potential misuses of your service? Like, someone’s already joked about tracking an ex. That seems like a very real possibility. Will people be able to exclude their Instagram handle from your tracking services?

Hi Product Hunters! I'm really excited to share Queer Design Club, which I've built with co-founder @rebeccabrooker. In the tradition of Blacks…, Latinxs…, and Women Who Design, we've built an online directory of LGBTQ+ design talent searchable by field and location. We also run a Slack community where designers can connect with each other, ask for feedback on their work, get professional...