... visual and actionable. How Bloom works: Upload your dataset (in seconds). Four AI specialists start working together. Bloom automatically analyzes your data to highlight key insights and patterns. Explore interactive insight maps that make it easy to connect the dots and discover hidden value. Key features: Instant AI-powered exploration no setup, no friction. Automatic insight discovery uncover what really matters without having to ask. Visual storytelling & insight maps complex data becomes clear, structured, and actionable. Four AI agents ...

... cause it is) by Dr. Thierry Hertoghe, along with diagnostic algorithms from the American Longevity Institute. That combo helps us spot what your body s missing with ~87% accuracy just based on how you feel. Our AI connects the dots between your symptoms and well-being patterns to build a personalized supplement plan. We ve already seen great traction in Ukraine with 25,000+ users, and launched our MVP in the U.S. this summer. Now we re prepping for Product ...

... just collectively accepting that customer intelligence requires 5+ subscriptions, or is there a better way? Would love to hear how other teams are handling this. Bonus points if you've found a way to actually connect the dots between all your tools without losing your sanity. What's your current setup? And more importantly, are you happy with it? Comment from Joseph Burutu(@joseph_burutu): @cristian_stoian_urzica  I like how oyu've found what works for you. Comment ...

... events, Intercom for support. Sound familiar? One product manager I spoke to at WebSummit told me she spent a full week investigating a 15% drop in trial conversions. A week. Jumping between 7 different tools, trying to connect the dots in spreadsheets, with zero confidence in her conclusions by Friday. That's when it clicked: the problem isn't lack of data. It's that customer intelligence is scattered everywhere, and nobody has time to be a data detective. What ...

... manipulating of images, and your images will be default private (free generation feeds into the public gallery, where you can share your creations and people can use your assets if they like). Still want to make sure I dot my i's and cross my t's, but would love for anyone to try it out and give me any feedback while I get ready for launch! https://www.aispritesheetmaker.com ...

... users milestones achieved. Fixing bugs and following the roadmap. Thanks guys. Reminder of the day: You need to take a walk, trust me. Your mind needs space to recharge, to process what you ve done, and to connect the dots. You won t find clarity by coding or grinding nonstop. Step away. Take a walk. Talk with your future self. That s where the real breakthroughs happen ...

... Most teams have already introduced AI into workflows. But let s be honest: AI is often just decorative not operational. It sits in silos. Nobody connects the dots. Teams think they re AI-powered. They're not. Some see the shift happening fast: We re seeing lean, 3 5 person startups outperform 50-person companies because they ve built connected, measurable, AI-first systems. No drama. No bottlenecks. Just smart execution. Your existing AI tools might already be enough. They ...

... your standards, incompatible with existing code, or simply inefficient within your specific context. Establishing clear ground rules from the outset is paramount. A highly effective method for achieving this is through a dedicated project instruction file, often named instructions[dot]md or .ai-instructions, placed prominently in the project's root directory. This file serves as a persistent charter, a set of guiding principles that the AI can reference to ensure its contributions are relevant and appropriate. Think of this ...

... everyone. My name is Talha Masood and I am a second time founder. Previously I built Remotebase[dot]com and raised $2.7 million for my startup. I am now building an AI editor to help interviewers assess vibe coding skills in software engineers. I myself vibe code every single day, even though I have more than 10 years of experience writing code. I believe that software teams can now move 10x faster if they're using the right AI workflows ...

... fire (or about to be). I help startups build, scale, and maintain whether it s fixing broken systems, designing smart strategies, or turning chaos into structured growth. I m what you d call a damn good generalist connecting the dots, solving high-leverage problems, and building teams, processes, and products that actually work . My work lives at the intersection of: Strategy & execution Logic & intuition Serious moves & a sense of humor Founders trust me to push when needed ...

... Weird domain names are the unsung heroes of the internet. I used to own pollinate dot me. Basically I was drunk and thought a dating app based on people that liked to garden was a good idea Comment from Rajiv Ayyangar(@rajiv_ayyangar): @uri_bram1  tempted to buy urienemies.com ... Comment from Chris Tracewell(@ctracewell): Maybe not weird but I have owned teammascot.com for 23 years. Was my ecommerce site in the early 2000 s. It s been defunct ... ... worked at Prenda, the OG micro school company. Comment from Nathan Challen(@emotf): I was obsessed with getting a short domain for one of early startups. I could not believe I had to go for a 5 letter Dotcom

... family! I'm Kisson, CEO of Tanka AI. Every team needs a Chief Memory Officer , someone who remembers everything, connects the dots, and helps drive productivity. That s where Tanka comes in. Tanka integrates seamlessly with your emails, WhatsApp, Slack, Telegram, and more, enabling smart replies and real-time AI-powered insights across all platforms. It learns from your conversations, remembers critical information, and applies it when needed. The more you use it, the more personalized and efficient it becomes ...

... thread 2) New text editor when contributing comments This means that you can use Bold , Italics and combine them. Code block Blockquote Link , Mention someone with the handle @rohanrecommends (Hey, Rohan! ) Ordered list with numbers Bullet list with dots And one SPECIAL THING that I do not know whether it was intended but I love it! If you accidentally click to another page while you are working on a thread and come back, the text window still remembers the text ...

... Seasonal AI + SaaS Entrepreneur. Launched my first company administrator AI Agent for SMB in 2015, but the "AI" at the time is not that efficient and we have to devote loads of human effort behind to connect the dots between services; I later spent almost a decade on the field of banking SaaS+AI to enable a smarter and securer payment collection and merchant banking experience. For the past 2 years, deeply inspired by Gen AI, my fellow co-founders ...

... editor journey has been: 1. Tried out Github copilot in VS Code. Loved it. 2. Then tried out @Cursor after @bernatfortet kept talking about it. Immediately switch to Cursor. 3. Then tried out @Windsurf after @lagap discovered it. Immediately fell in love and switched. Anecdotally, everyone is talking about Cursor. And no one is really talking about Windsurf. On Product Hunt, Cursor has 845 Shoutouts. Windsurf has two? In my experience, Windsurf is the leader at the moment with ... ... weeks) didn't try Windsurf while on Cursor. But once I started, the quality and UX difference is apparent to me. Windsurf maybe should do more messaging that will directly compare Cursor to Windsurf just like the Mac vs

... working on Draftly (dot) so, a tool to help people and businesses grow on LinkedIn. Recently, I had an experience that made me think. I wan on a call with a potential customer, and during the call they asked how we compared to another tool. I had never heard of it. Turns out, this competitor

... Year-end invites reflection a chance to connect the dots, as Steve Jobs said, and find greater purpose in each step. 2024 wasn t just about achievements but deep lessons, bold experiments, and transformative moments. Here s our journey Whatguru: Closing a Chapter, Gaining Insights We began the year wrapping up Whatguru, our AI experiment on WhatsApp. Since 2022, it bridged AI with diverse groups, teaching us about human-tech interaction. With native AI tools arriving on WhatsApp, we closed ...

... about to launch a product that will set a new standard for trusted websites and how you perceive them due to our technology. Which of these domains seems more "trustworthy" to you right off the bat? - trustedbadge[dot]org - trustalpha[dot