Namit Shah

@guy_sinjeri, A fresh and light application. Perfect for daily use.

@richardodwyer Quite nifty.

@corellana, An amazing app. It's a pleasant surprise that an android version's available as well :) Product Hunt is notorious for being IOS centered.

@apoorv_khare A really well-made app. Would definitely recommend it. I too recently published an android app which scrutinizes news articles and generates Similarity Scores. There's a new-found need for such products today.

@idlebell Looks like a great place to share content. A bit quirky in its ambitions and that is exactly what sets it apart.

@auchenberg, can see myself using this!

@mecid, Seems amazing. Are you planning to release an android version which relies on Android smartwatches?

@bradmiller, A simple idea with a great UI to back it up. Would actually use such a product.

@kylevenn, seems like a cool project.

A really interesting product. Will definitely try it.

Fallacy Filter is a lot more than just another Newsreader. Not only does it offer its users access to millions of articles from thousands of news sources, it also enables them to compare and analyze them on the spot with other similar news articles found on the web with the help of Natural Language Processing. Features: Access to millions of News Articles from thousands of Verified...

An amazing tool for discerning the objectivity of articles. Does not work with some URLs, but produces results most of the time. I recently created an application (Fallacy Filter) which analyzes News Articles and assigns Similarity Scores to both the Document as a whole, and each of its individual statements with the help of Natural Language Processing. It is also currently featured on Product...

I just published an application which is quite similar to a content aggregator like feedly. It, however, has been designed in a minimalistic manner with a search engine interface just like Google News offers. I wouldn't really use an RSS Reader app like Feedly regularly when applications like Google News exist. Unless that application brings something new to the table. For example, my...