Phillip Stemann 🚀 Planzer.io

I love using Stack, I've been a BETA tester for a while now, it's super awesome!

Your landing page looks awesome, and overall your concept is super cool! We definitely need something like this in the SaaS industry, good luck moving forward 🚀

We use Socialjuice at Planzer.io, and I love it. Beautiful design, and it's so easy to use. I can't wait for the coming features 🚀

I'm working on Planzer.io, a simple web app to plan your week with your tasks. It's targeted towards individuals who are using multiple tools. A tool is a calendar, Trello, Asana etc. - You can then integrate all your accounts with Planzer and then plan your day with all your tasks in one place. My motivation is solving my pain point, which I know many freelancers have. I just want to make...

Running 3 times a week is my meditation. It's so good for my mindset. And then getting the right vitamins and supplements has been a game-changer 🙌

I built it using purely Javascript to keep it stupid simple. Then I set up a landing page while I was building and ran ads to collect sign-ups. I built the MVP super simple. It has almost no features, but people were signing up, so I was on the right path. Every feature I asked myself: Is this need to have or nice to have for this MVP?

That's super exciting, Ben. You should go for it! I love these types of podcasts, and I listen to a couple of Indie hackers. Super interesting!

Hmm, I can't choose both, apparently. 🤔 Jokes aside, being able to work where I want and when I want is a high priority for me 🙌

I checked my plan for the day and what tasks needed to be done, and then I started with some promotion for my recently released YouTube video, which was on the to-do list 🙌

Congrats on the launch Marcin, that's awesome! 🚀

I use Planzer.io 🙌 It's so important to plan ahead because then your brain subconsciously already starts to think about solutions for those tasks. And always leave room for unforeseen tasks. Another thing, which I've also implemented in Planzer, is time-blocking. I block time in my calendar to do specific things. And even though I do YouTube videos, freelancing and build Planzer, the planning...

It depends on where your target group is. For me Twitter is the best channel 🙌

I use FeedHive, it's incredible, simple to use and has so many great features. They also develop new features at a rapid speed!

FeedHive is a great option, and they develop features at a rapid speed, it's amazing!

I think you should wait with ProductHunt until you've been live for some months. To get a successful launch on Product Hunt, you need a big following who can help you while launching and creating a buzz around your product. Voting, reviewing and commenting. Otherwise, it'll all be for nothing. Until then, go with Reddit and perhaps Indiehackers if you fit that profile.

I'm really scared that they're going to turn it into a Creative Cloud product. I'm crossing my fingers they'll respect the Figma brand, but let's see what will happen.

Twitter, without a second of a doubt. I'm into tech and software, which is happening on Twitter. Reddit could be as well, but I like the vibe of Twitter more.

Hmm, I though it was the same. If not, I could imagine a broken link links to a page that returns HTTP code 500, 503, maybe. And a dead link returns HTTP code 404.

Run a free report using kpicrunch.com - Find your competitors. Then set them up and check in on them once a week, maybe? 🙌