Emma Lawler

Congrats on the launch! As a product designer and founder, I've run countless interviews that require a high level of preparation, analysis, and recording. I love that Strella automates this process for me so I can be present and focused on the interview / engaging with the customer. And I can't tell you how excited I am to never recruit another participant, this takes up endless hours that...

Hey Product Hunt 👋 Emma and Chris here from Velvet. We built an AI gateway to warehouse OpenAI and Anthropic requests to your database. Engineers use Velvet logs to analyze usage and costs, evaluate models, and generate datasets. Our first product was an AI SQL editor. It worked really well, but we had limited insights into what happened between our app and OpenAI. We started storing requests...

This is cool! Could see it saving a lot of money on certain tasks. How do you think about buy-in from a startup's legal team? And do you consume legal contracts already developed with lawyers? For example, I could see it being useful to have a standard contract agreement drafted by my law firm once, then using Tome to generate every additional agreement.

Hey 👋 We're launching Velvet's new AI SQL editor today! We made Velvet to solve our own problem. As an early-stage startup, we're built on top of Supabase, Stripe, and other tools. We needed an accessible way to unify data and run queries. Velvet lets any team member access real-time data, write complex SQL with AI, and turn those queries into re-usable components. We've got an amazing group...

Linear. But one of the issues is getting started on a new project, spec, or even ticket. I can see what you're doing with AI really kickstarting this process so I can spend more time creating things outside of project management.

We’ve been using Booklet internally for topic-based threads like weekly team updates, product discussions, and articles to read within our company. I’ve also liked it for small group communities like founder communities in NYC. It’s been a great alternative to Slack or Discord, where topics get lost and people have to stay engaged 24/7 just to stay on top of all the notifications. This is the...

I'm loving fractional work right now. At my startup, we're hiring a group of part-time people on weekly retainers. It's been a great way to ship more features and stay motivated as founders. We've been able to hire a team of high-skill engineers who create value pretty immediately. Excited to try this out!

We’re Emma and Chris, the makers of Velvet 👋 We’ve spent the last decade building app infrastructure at companies like Fitbit, MongoDB, and our own startups. Now we’re building the cross-platform tooling we’ve always wanted to use–supporting trusted accounts, payments, and identity out-of-the-box. Startups lose revenue when they fail to effectively onboard and retain customers. And as a...

Hey Product Hunt, Remote work is becoming more accessible by the day. The benefits are clear - you get more flexibility, productivity, and ownership when working remotely. Plus, people from all backgrounds and locations get access to the kind of work that used to only exist in Silicon Valley. @philipithomas and I started Moonlight (moonlightwork.com) two years ago after we left the San...