Karen Isbell

Hey, it's great meet you all! I'm excited to share my latest project with you! It's called Piskeddy, and it's designed to make keeping up with fast-changing projects—and especially client and stakeholder requests—a bit less chaotic. Piskeddy = The antidote to project spaghetti 🍝 Yes, I let my kids name it. 😆 Like many indie makers, I have a day job in the corporate world. And mine involves...

Congratulations! Good luck with the launch!

Cooking Hoppin' John, a dish featuring back-eyed peas. It's a regional dish in the US--it's supposed to be lucky. 🍀

Sounds like you have some great goals queued up for 2025! 🚀 Next year, I'm hoping to learn more about market research. Now that AI tools make coding/building so fast and easy, figuring out what to build for each audience is even more critical.

Congratulations! In 2024, I learned how to code much faster and actually finish projects using various AI tools. The next step: effectively prioritizing ideas! 💡

Yes, I open it to maintain my streak! 😆

Hello, Product Hunters! As a marketer and project manager (at least, during the day), I’ve often struggled to create timelines for reports and presentations. I sometimes spent hours fiddling with Keynote, PowerPoint, or conditional formatting to turn project schedules pulled from spreadsheets or lists into visual timelines. ⏳ Most of the timeline generation tools I found online were either...

Spending too much on video content. I've seen B2B businesses spend 100K+ on beautiful, agency-crafted videos that will never achieve ROI. Better to build many videos with DIY tools, freelancers, AI, etc. and test them with your target audience.

Scheduled a PH launch for tomorrow. 🚀 Goals are modest--test the system, get a backlink. 😊

Volatile

Congratulations! That's amazing consistency! 💪

The same way marketers can become more technical...get help from AI. 😆 Also, marketing today is very data-driven...an engineering background can be very helpful for SEO and testing/analyzing different forms of outreach.

First the logo grabs my attention, then I stop and read the text.

Prepped meals for the next several days!

Seeing a lot of new RTO requirements in my industry that are unevenly enforced (e.g., higher level execs have much more flexibility) and may even be a soft precursor to layoffs. Agree, however, that new employees can benefit from more time onsite, some in-person training, etc. Overall, I'd like to see a more data-driven approach to WFH with a focus on outcomes.

Anthropic's Claude models via API. Also looking into AI-powered video production...I've recently tested Runway and I'm curious PopShort, one of the tools launching today.

Slow, steady and consistent effort. Planning to do a little work on my products each day. And alternating "development days" with "marketing days."

I've managed complex video projects and know just how slow and expensive they can be. PopShort looks like a much faster (and cheaper) alternative for many use cases. Btw, congratulations! PS was at #1 last time I checked.