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Today I launched my product Nitro on Product Hunt for the second time, and made an IH post asking for feedback on this niche product :)
Will be very happy if I can hear your opinion! https://www.indiehackers.com/post/product-hunt-launch-2-0-can-a-niche-product-do-better-than-4-174e68dee4
The first launch on PH brought us #4 Product of the day and over 500 upvotes, this time we've prepared a new feature which I hope can help us do better :)
The product looks great π
Congrats on the launch #4
Thanks a lot! :)
Happy Friday!
I'm looking for Software Testers and Test Teams to put Headlamp through its paces and let me know what improvements they need.
Looks neat, might try.
Today we launched our new open source project, Mailing. It's a tool to help developers build, test, and send email with TypeScript and React.
We're looking for our first users (besides us), so don't hesitate to reach out if you'd like help setting up email in your TypeScript app.
Thanks for taking a look!
Github: https://github.com/successor-software/mailing
Product hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/mailing
The product is good, But it's a very niche product I recommend you to launch it on some dev platfoms like dev.to etc
thanks, Iβll try that site!
Was there a different link to your PH post? I'd like to see, since I'm also launching a product for software engineers.
Damn yes, fixed. Sorry about that! https://www.producthunt.com/posts/mailing
Today I launched Cruise on ProductHunt and would love some feedback!
https://www.producthunt.com/posts/cruise-accounting
It's a lightweight iOS app ($4.99/m) that lets freelancers separate their personal and business expenses, track their tax bill in real-time, and easily export their tax data (Schedule C) when theyβre ready to file.
π΅ The problem
Iβve been freelancing for 5 years and every year I scramble to do my books two weeks before taxes are due. Whether I used an accountant or used TurboTax, filing taxes as a self-employed person was always confusing and stressful.
π€ I tried solving this problem with existing tools
Over the years, I tried many accounting tools, but they all felt overly complicated and expensive. For example, Quickbooks is clunky and starts at $15/m, and Wave is free but they have no mobile app and their support sucks. π€·ββοΈ
The app really looks good, I wonder why you didn't got much upvotes π€
Thanks!
This is a pretty good thread!
I'm running an Ai-powered based logo maker called Instant Logo Design. I'm not sure if you've heard anything like this before.
But we actually started running few months ago, and noticed that May and June has the least sales we've had considering that we didn't really changed any of our strategies.
We do SEO (mainly link building), content marketing, and social media postings as well.
Any one has a good thought on what to do and not to?
I think the market is quite saturated. I'd say try to find something that makes your service standout. Maybe start with creating mockups of the logo on business cards and coffee mugs and eventually branch out to generating full brand kits?
We already have mockups which is only available for paying customers. We're currently posting few mockups on our social media platforms as well for more people to see. As of branding kits, we'll definitely take note of this. Thanks!
Weekly updates for flipclock.tk π
β Created Demo pages for customers
β Micro Features
β Paddle verification π«
β Testing
Overall 95/100
View demo page here π
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OhALbf00Li7lZBId1EuPnFYHf-MPm-65/view
Paddle verification takes forever!
Literally, Mailed them thrice π©
This week we launched Google Analytics integration with SiteFast(https://sitefast.live/). Marketing has consistently been a challenge for us.
Working on adding a new service, programmatic SEO, for clients: https://www.growyourco.io/programmatic-seo-grow-your-co
Very cool
I am currently working on:
The kit will be my second serious project, got a couple of sales for alpha versions and some feedback too. I am thinking it would be nice to have a new product every year.
I created a website which visualize german salary data published by the Government in pdfs and excel sheets. The data are divided by gender, age category, and federal states. One example https://lohntastik.de/s/salary-search/6619/3
We recently enabled my in-browser analytics product, SQL Frames, to work within JAMSTACK. https://jamstackanalytics.com/ is a preview website (launched on Wednesday) that provides the UX of having a dashboard that runs entirely within the browser. It uses Docusaurus for JAMSTACK.
I'm building a website for making cocktails at home. All you have to do is search by what ingredients(liquor, mixers, pantry) you have at home or just add it all once and always have a handy list of drinks you can make.
Right now, it's in the alpha stage, but I'm planning a first real release on IH next week; please, check it out! I would appreciate any kind of feedback :)
https://www.aperitiffo.com/
Before the release, I'm planning to:
I love mixing cocktails (guess what I did during lockdown?) and I want this to be better!
My biggest problem with it so far is that "Orange Bitters" != "Orange Bitters by Angustura". Can you sub unbranded generic ingredients for all the name-branded ones? It seems like I would get better results with a more lenient search algorithm.
Also I'd like to see the cocktail list live-update while I'm typing ingredients.
Is there one or two common ingredients that I haven't typed in that would get me more hits? Ask me if I have "Lemon Juice" or a "Lemon" - and again, what if I say I have lemons and limes? Doesn't that also mean I can produce lemon/lime juice, wheels, wedges, zest, peel, etc?
Do you want to monetize this, and if so, how? (I'm guessing Amazon affiliate links to rare non-alcoholic ingredients?)
Hey, ex MS here too! :) Thanks a lot for the feedback! Appreciate this!
You are making really good points about the bitters piece, lemon juice vs. lemon. The other one like that would be "Gin" vs. "Dry Gin."
This is the #1 priority right now - identifying and fixing these issues. It's the first step towards substitution feature (looking for "beefeater gin"? here is a cocktail that also uses "Brookly Gin" cause they are the same type of gin), which will lead to a cocktail page where the community will identify which Rye Whiskies work in Old Fashioned and which don't (as an example).
re: ,Also I'd like to see the cocktail list live-update while I'm typing ingredients.
That is actually in my TODOs -experimenting with this kind of results view.
re: $$
I def want to keep most of the things free and without ads (anyways its too niche to make a serious profit from it here)
Ideally, a deal with everyone who delivers alcohol (Drizly) and get a fee from them. Other ideas is a subscription for some advanced features (i have X$, like these cocktails, what should I buy?) and similar.
Will see, tbh.
As you can see - big ideas! :) So stick around and feel free to angrily demand fixes/features either here or via feedback on a site!
For a beginner who doesn't know anything about wines or ingredients, it's really hard to do anything. I would recommend you add some things π
β premade recipes with images
β favourites (without login)
β Remove the menu icon and put all items on the navbar (desktop)
Thanks for the feedback! Appreciate this!
Yes, the landing page experience is horrible right now. This will be fixed ASAP. The navbar suggestion is also 100% good.
What do you mean by "favorites (without login)"? I have a few ideas what it could mean but i want to hear you first :)
https://app.requestrabbit.com Support ticketing through custom forms. Not just for it, you can use for any request/order management.
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Congrats on launching!
Small design feedback: the homepage would be easier for me to read if the items had more space between them (like 32px+ on top and bottom). As is, it's a little confusing which image goes with which text on first glance.
I like the logo!
Language nit: I've never heard the language "one to one". I think this is the same as what I've seen called "one-on-one", or "1:1 meeting".
Concept: I get where you're coming from with this product. This is a common type of meeting and you're packaging up the 3 tools that facilitate them (cal + doc + video). However, as a user this doesn't replace the other tools because I have other meetings, so I'm not sure it is really simplifying much. It's not clear how packaging them up enhances the meeting for me. I could already do all of those things without leaving my browser (with fancy tools developed by google).
That said, I do see the promise in an app that structures the notes and helps revisit retros -- the benefit being that I would have happier and higher output reports. Like I could see talking to a bunch of managers and asking them about how they conduct effective 1:1's and then trying to codify that so that more managers could use the most effective process (but again I wouldn't try to bake in the video part).
Anyway, just spitballing. Congrats, and good luck.
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All makes sense. Agreed there's not a bundled solution currently, it's just not clear to me that there's value in the bundle or what important feature it enables. As an engineer it looks like a big undertaking and as a product person it looks like something I could edit out of scope.
Appreciate the offer for the account but I recently exited my company and I'm trying to avoid management for a while!
I guess my rec is to go talk to some managers (your manager?) and try to figure out if there's a hair-on-fire pain point around 1:1s they'd pay to solve. Also, you might check out this company I saw for an analogue: https://www.ajourney.io