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How do you know whether low traction is a product problem or a distribution problem?

Safety scores 45/100 — the one AI skill nobody's practicing

I built an AI fitness app solo, got banned from Reddit, flopped on Product Hunt, and found traction on Q&A sites. Here's what worked.

I built a PDF-to-JSON tool because I didn't trust the AI's output

Updated our benchmark from 412 to 1,800 assessments — the averages barely moved

AI assistants are becoming shoppers. I launched a $149 check that shows whether your store breaks them — tear my offer apart

I built the product. Now I’m questioning whether users will build the habit.

I built a guard for AI agents that act on stale information

We're validating two product ideas at once — trying to figure out which problem is worth solving first

Only interview people who can actually do the job.

safety scored lowest in our AI assessment data — here's what that means for product teams

Shifted from generic AI content to role-specific guides — here's why

Shifted from generic AI content to role-specific guides — here's why

I built an offline AI assistant that can actually use your computer

Before the first sale, what is your most honest signal?

Joined the UK AI trade association — what it taught me about B2B vs B2C

Hitting $1M ARR in two years and working four hours per day

AI Can Build Your App. But Can You Trust What It Built?

1,219 AI skill assessments later — here's what the data actually says

Built a tool that catches when AI agents quietly get worse — looking for 2-3 people to try it free