Tom Charde

@vitalijus_m Couldn't find the results of the clinical tests. Is there a link?

@ahiggz @product_at_producthunt After a day of playing around on the new layout and reading the rationales, I understand the new approach now. Couple suggestions and questions: 1) With content now split into two types of screens -- hub pages and launch screens -- users need an easy way to navigate between the two. (And it needs to be *prominent*, not disguised as a link with an unknown...

Sadly, my most-used feature is missing as well: "Related Products". I used this to discover alternatives, competitors, and similar hunts. Very disappointed that this was removed. And with such a major redesign, it's a bit strange that there wasn't an announcement, email, tweet, or even changelog entry.

Well done. I've already replaced copypastecharacter.com (which became buggy and bloated with ads) with this in my bookmarks toolbar. Feature request: Ability to save a set of favorites that appears above the main list.

With dozens of types of insurance available, it would be great to be able to see which types work on this platform before having to create an account. Is it just home, auto, renters, and pet? What about health? Disability? Life? Liability? Business?

Congratulations on your launch. Your current package model suggests that this solution is exclusively for business owners, or those who would only use it once. ("Includes a single brand license".) Are you planning on adding a level for creators / providers (such as a freelancer or consultant) that would include unlimited brand licenses?

Is this still working? Tried 3 different email addresses but haven’t received any code.

Intriguing product -- will definitely check out the demo. We use Jivochat but this looks like a whole different class of product. (And made in Florida!) (Suggestion: Hire a freelance proofreader / copy editor to review your site. Lots of typos, grammatical errors, awkward phrasing, and even missing words -- all of which affect user trust. Looks like it was written by a non-native speaker,...

Can't find any listing of prices on the site. Am I missing it?

@libby_weissman @liz_young1 This looks intriguing... But after running a neighborhood comparison, Realm is saying the 1,700 sqft home down the street from me is valued at $6,830,000 -- which is off by about $6,600,000. Not sure if that's due to a data integrity issue or an algorithm glitch, but it's throwing all of the valuations off for my neighborhood, and the website doesn't seem to have a...

Where's the privacy policy?

Current description: "Discover your competitors ad strategy from 16 ad networks" Suggested revision: "Discover your app competitor's ad strategy from 16 ad networks" Without that revision, you're appealing to a much larger audience than you intend (ie, brands and companies without apps, or who do not advertise for their apps). The result: they think you're providing a service that you don't,...

What kind of logic is driving the "scheme generator"? These seem to just be randomized selections of colors -- not actual palettes consisting of complementary colors.

This is not a wireframe generator as the description says... It's a tool that takes a screenshot of a website and places inside a browser graphic. I would suggest updating the description to make it a better representation of the product.

Would love to see a landscape version that utilizes more of the page space, like those available on https://www.vertex42.com/calendars/printable-calendars.html

Just some quick UX feedback regarding ambiguity: Strongly recommend removing the green checkmark from unchecked items, as it implies the item has already been checked off. You don't even need to change the checked state -- it can still be a green circle with white checkmark.

+1 for Firefox addon

Not paid background checks, but some DIY sleuthing -- yes. I do the same for candidates applying for jobs, as a way to help hone in on those who we'd like to speak with. (Full checks are done later in the process by HR.) But I'm in Florida, which has *very* open public records laws, so there's a lot of info available -- from arrest records and mugshots, to voter registration and property...

@gal_ringel "We built a non-intrusive technology that reconstructs your footprint by scanning your email inbox..." So would this not work for people who practice Inbox Zero? (Those who file emails in folders / tags -- not the inbox.)

"Easily access all your apps..." And by "all" you mean "4 specific apps we've partnered with"?