Ryan Hoover

No shade but tbh these look like 3D glasses from the 00s. But maybe they're so awkward they're cool. I'd love to try them regardless. Glad to see Snap exploring new hardware interfaces.

If "this meeting shouldn't have been an email" then at least run it well. :)

I'm seeing more founders explore the AI interview space. Curious what vertical or roles you're focused on, @junetic!

Love seeing this on PH after chatting about this new co a few years ago, @startupstella. :) What's been the biggest surprise or change in the strategy so far?

How does this compare to others like Function Health? Side note: I can't wait until someone invents continuous blood testing (RIP Theranos). :P

I'm on the iPhone 13. Might be time for an upgrade... although it's still entirely unnecessary imo.

I'm getting these for the noise-canceling alone. While this feature has been available in the Pro model for a while, I dislike their form factor. They're not as comfy in the ears.

Love the simplicity and the name :)

We used to use FullStory at Product Hunt. It was particularly helpful when launching new features or running a/b tests. But it was also challenging to ingest as we'd instantly have thousands of recordings.

Love the simplicity. Btw, @bartw, there's a small typo on the homepage: "Read how tti works."

I was just looking for something like this to find moments in the dozens of hours of home video footage I have from childhood. Also love that this is made by a couple duo. My parents worked together building businesses for decades. :)

Respect the troll, @johns1903241 :)

This is super cool... and potentially dangerous. :P I love to concept of music that adapts to one's surroundings or behavior. I know a few exist for runners (e.g. the bpms rise the faster you run). Have any of you seen similar interactive music experiences?

I though this is what Twitter was for. ;)

Fun idea. Nice work, @_maxblade. :)

Ha! Apparently I'm a 2/10. Not very demure. "With a title like 'Founder of Product Hunt,' Ryan's demure level is about as low as a limbo stick at a party—everyone's just waiting for him to trip over it."

The challenge with these photo dieting apps are hidden calories imho. How do you detect if something is cooked with heavy oils that add another 200 calories?

Clever but these are quite annoying! :)

Haha, brilliant. Maybe this should be a filter built into PH. :)

My 14-year-old self would have loved this back in the day