Daniel Palmer

Taking advantage of LLM's + Relevance AI's AI workflows to solve real business problems 👊

This was a lot of fun to work on! We've been in this space for so long at Relevance AI, feels surreal how quickly the industry is growing with us. Ask Relevance is just one of the many AI workflows we provide in our platform.

Hey all 👋 My name's Dan and I'm a podcast addict. Podcasts are my go to medium for learning about building startups and products. I reckon I'd have to be in the top .01% when it comes to hours listened to! 😎 You get to hear from people who are experts in specific topics, who have worked in your industry or who have had relevant experiences that you can learn from. The conversational form of...

Heya Product Hunt 👋 Copybranch is a tool I’ve been building on weekends to tackle an issue I see in my day job startup: there’s no good tool for writing/iterating on landing page copy 🤷‍♂️ As someone who works on a lot of landing pages, I’ve ended up in two situations many times: 1/ Designing my landing page first with lorem ipsum and then retro fitting copy into design; this is super bad...

Congrats on the launch! I love the innovation, although I do have to question: doesn't this make it really easy to steal someone's password by looking at someone's screen, even from a distance?

Hey all! 👋 Our team got into Among Us over the last couple of weekends and we realised it'd be really useful if there was an easier way to remember/check out the map details for those playing casually. So... well... we minimised the game for a couple of days and built AmongMap 🎉 You can check out all of the maps and zoom in on the nitty gritty details, with overlays for vents/tasks/sabotage...

G'day everybody 😀 Morsel is a project of love, born out of my experience teaching myself to code over the past 3-4 years. In that time, I found that beyond documentation and big blog posts, the truly helpful resources that I kept going back to were cheatsheets and Stack Overflow posts (don't ya know it). The vision for Morsel is to help people learn new code more easily by creating a...

Do you currently have a maker portfolio? If not, keen to hear your reasons why!

Hi all 👋 I've been spending a lot of time in the last few months updating my portfolio, in the hunt for freelance jobs. I found this particularly frustrating for a couple of reasons: - it takes so much time to maintain your portfolio; between screenshotting & designing product images and handling the portfolio design/build itself - this is particularly hard when you are a product...