Guru Mahendran

It feels like I have Brian Balfour, Andrew Chen, or Elena Verna coaching me as I'm doing work. I love the latest features where it helps me draft new docs and see how others have done it before.

We've been early users and there is content here that simply does not exist elsewhere. It's one thing to read a thoughtpiece on how to think about doing X. It's another thing to see exactly how someone reputable did X. I'll be looking forward to contributing our own artifacts!

We're so excited to announce the next evolution in data observability here on PH today! Metaplane began its journey as an observability tool for data teams who wanted to be the first to know about data quality issues. Hundreds of teams like those at Reforge, Sigma, Sotheby's, and Honeywell use every day to ensure data can be trusted in their organizations. We've stood by our mission to alert...

We're so excited to share Metaplane with PH today! Thanks @mwseibel for Hunting us. Metaplane is a data observability platform that helps data teams know when things break, what went wrong, and how to fix it. We like to call it “The Datadog for Data” :) Since we started Metaplane, we’ve had hundreds of conversations with data teams about the many challenges they face. One of the most common...

We're so excited to share Metaplane with PH today! Thanks @mwseibel for Hunting us. Metaplane is a data observability tool that continuously monitors your data stack, alerts you when something goes wrong, and provides relevant metadata to help you debug. We started Metaplane because data teams are often the last to know about data-related issues. They commonly find out only when an executive...

Motion 2.0 Pro has been awesome. I'm a tab hoarder (literally used to have hundreds of tabs stemming from HN, Wikipedia, PH), and my workspace feels way more manageable now. It feels like it was really made for Chrome power users like me. As a Chrome extension, it also works on any Chromium browser like Brave, which is what I use. Excited for whats to come!

In my last figma workflow, this was such a pain. There's so much back and forth and misalignment between the people who have access to tools and the people who have domain knowledge. Looking forward to a future where designers, product managers, and engineers can work better together!

We use this as our company wiki and it is far away the best wiki I've ever used. Pros: Everything you write looks beautiful by default. Real-time collaboration is a breeze. The text editor is just so intuitive. Cons: Doesn't quite replace google docs' "track changes" function for reviewing a doc.