Kunal Gupta

Product is 100% solid. Switched from Loom because it was so buggy a year ago. Can't remember a single bug in Tella in a year

I tried to use it but it's crashing on me, maybe overload from the popularity. But does it spider all the links in a website you post, and scrape all available content in all available links, for example, filtered within the domain? That sounds useful if it does.

This is interesting! One of the best parts of Basedash is how fast it is to spin up a bunch of support processes and tools that I could share with my team, but it came at the expense of being unable to handle complex operations. This new update gives you the near-instant speed of implementation of Basedash, but now it can handle every operation possible by allowing you to delegate some actions...

This team is the fastest team I've ever seen, so I bet that getting on board the Brevy train will be amazing. We'll check it out at Withfriends!

Patreon paved territory for a new kind of product altogether that is enabled by subscriptions as a payment model. Subscriptions help people achieve meaning by directly connecting their income to the really important things in that they love. This connection is the new product, and the old product (the stuff subscribers actually get) is just a component of this connection. Companies like...

Congrats on the launch! We were already planning to use this to stay responsible and lean, and I’m liking the discounts idea someone posted above too. That kind of combination could make it feel “stupid not to use”!

The thing that surprised me with how much I enjoy it in Herald is their NPS-style survey feature that integrates directly with a customer feedback database. We all should be going through that process, but they make enough of it automatic so that you actually do it, and it helps your company.

We at Withfriends used this as our daily office for the first half of the year, and now we've started using it for events too. The format allows you to take your usual meetings with customers or investors, but introduce the team and show some hospitality first, things we're used to from our past lives the real world. It's also just a really fun way to hang out with people.

This is amazing. We have a company Withfriends that makes it easy for small businesses to sell memberships. The recurring membership revenue could then help with further financing. Will def check this out! I wonder if there is a minimum loan

Hi ProductHunt! It’s a pivotal moment for small businesses that make our city feel like home. It's not an easy time to run a storefront. And yet, for the hundreds of businesses already using Withfriends, memberships are making this year significantly easier. Bluestockings bookstore, a beacon of literary culture in the Lower East Side, is moving into a larger location with the support of their...

damn right: https://whenshouldistopwatching.com/tt1279972

Just ordered recently, can't wait to try out. Deeply believe in in-person communication , but there were unwanted costs to in-person work before the pandemic (the commute, co-location in hiring, terrible music at your co-working spot). I can see how a single-purpose rigid device is best way to be more like physical space, especially the "it just works" factor

Read! This is a great primer on how to both cultivate and make use of healthy user feedback processes, can't wait to begin implementing.

Ooh, awesome. I love this idea. We always wanted to figure out how to auto-generate mixtapes for any community, and I think you're finally doing it!

It's definitley kid-oriented, but I still found the experience enriching as an adult Pros: More deeply connected me to the history of a neighborhood I work right beside (Chinatown) Cons: I think it would get cooler as like a whole city is on Adventurous with similar experiences. I want the same thing for Oakland, etc.