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I am a product builder who is inspired by all the good stuff on the internet and is making a life out of thinking about how people connect in the physical and digital worlds around me. 👨🎤 In a perpetual quest towards mastery in building products, growing my agency, martial arts and more 🙏 Building Outcome Driven - https://outcomedriven.studio/
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Hey folks, I’m Ani, builder, GTM nerd, and founder of Playmaker
I ve been running a boutique growth studio for a bit now, mostly to fund experiments and learn by building. Along the way, I kept running into the same pain: GTM work that feels more like homework than strategy.
So I built Playmaker, your AI GTM co-pilot that handles all the boring research and audit work that slows teams down. Think competitor analysis, blog deep dives, teardown reviews, sales battle-cards... all automated and deeply contextual.
Playmaker is your AI GTM co-pilot. Now live on Product Hunt.
Playmaker gives GTM teams a 24/7 deep-research agent that automates the tedious stuff we all quietly dread, competitive teardowns, blog mining, win-loss digging, positioning audits, and more.
It doesn t just skim the surface. It reads long-form content, pulls insights, and even compares patterns across competitors, so your team can stop context-switching and start strategising faster.
I built Playmaker, an AI GTM co-pilot that does the boring stuff GTM teams secretly hate
I run a small growth studio that started as a way to fund my obsession with building weird but useful tools. Playmaker was never meant to be a thing , it started as a stack of Notion docs, Airtables, and random Node scripts running on fly.io.
But then I realised: GTM teams (like mine) keep doing the same grunt work over and over, competitive digs, teardown audits, blog deep dives. It s not hard, just brain-numbing. So I turned my notes and workflows into something real.