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Coding isn't holding you back. Product work is. Introducing Modem, your dev team's auto-triage PM. It listens to user signals 24/7, finds problems before you do & does the work you're slow at – filing tickets, pinging teammates, closing the loop. Sign up today at Modem

Ben Vinegar

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dax 的头像

dax7 个月前

@modemdev lol the number of times i saw my profile pic in that opening montage

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Mario Zechner7 个月前

@modemdev "cause i don't want to do this shit anymore" greatest tag line ever.

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Ben Vinegar7 个月前

👇Give it a shot, tell us what you think

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Build Canada7 个月前

@modemdev Shaking up industries, one Canadian business at a time 😉 Great work guys 🫡🍁

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Ben Vinegar7 个月前

@modemdev 🫡🍁

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Ben Vinegar7 个月前

Here's some ways we use Modem today: - every morning, tells us the most important thing to work on - alerts us when customers are struggling and we don't see it (Slack, Discord) - creating agent-ready tickets from Slack - generating and sending release notes

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Kath Korevec7 个月前

@MylesBorins @modemdev Jules cameo

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Guillermo Rauch7 个月前

@neilsuperduper @modemdev Looks awesome

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Ben Vinegar7 个月前

@neilsuperduper @modemdev ❤️ thanks man

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Roshan Chandna7 个月前

@modemdev This is cool! I built something like this for myself at work and open sourced my template

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Jay7 个月前

@modemdev Congrats! Love the vibe!

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Nick Khami7 个月前

@modemdev let's goooooo Ben! congrats on the announcement

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Mitul Shah7 个月前

@modemdev congratulations!! exciting

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Robleh7 个月前

@modemdev boom congrats! love the video.

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toki7 个月前

@modemdev congrats @bentlegen 👏

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Geet Khosla7 个月前

@modemdev looks cool will try it out, also like @mitsuhiko and @bentlegen’s “podcast”.

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Michael Magán7 个月前

@modemdev congrats the launch. i agree that what to build is becoming more important than ever before. @tambo_ai i've been think a lot about how this changes when apps become more driven by user intent. curious how you think modem fits into agent driven experiences?

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Landseer Enga7 个月前

@davejohnson @modemdev Great video

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Martz7 个月前

@modemdev that is hugeee do you have a GitHub by any chance?

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Nope that ain't me7 个月前

@zeeg @modemdev Congrats on launching!

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Dev Akintola7 个月前

@modemdev lol th ending is so relatable that it won me over

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Rick Wong7 个月前

@modemdev So simple and makes so much sense. Does it focus on user feedback or system feedback also?

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Ben Vinegar7 个月前

@modemdev Fuzzy signals but initial focus is on human conversation (e.g. chat, email, etc)

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Benjamin Couture7 个月前

@modemdev @Alex_Garneauu

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Rachid7 个月前

@modemdev Congratulations!! I will give it a try!

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Utpal Nadiger7 个月前

@modemdev solid launch!

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Flowgrammer | AI Automation7 个月前

@modemdev Love to have you demo this on a Flowgrammer live stream and or at one of Toronto Builder events! DM if your interested! Also, love to have you Startup Investor Drinks on March 19, happy to send you a ticket!

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Bruce7 个月前

@modemdev Congrats Ben! Great video!

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Muratcan Koylan7 个月前

@modemdev congrats on the launch Ben

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Millin Gabani7 个月前

@modemdev love the "Ask Modem for Help" UX sprinkled inside the app.

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koushik7 个月前

@modemdev congrats man!

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Lee 🇨🇦7 个月前

@modemdev Nice work launching!!

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inz7 个月前

@modemdev onboarding is so confusing

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Ben Vinegar7 个月前

@modemdev Tell me more via DMs? I’d consider it a favor

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Nids Pacho3 个月前

@modemdev this is awesome

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danialhasan7 个月前

@modemdev Congrats on the launch Ben!

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Matt Mazur7 个月前

Love the video, congrats on the launch. I'm curious: have you all experimented with using AI to come up with feature ideas instead of relying on signals from users? For example, by analyzing the codebase of an existing product to identify feature gaps, researching competitors, etc. If so, I'd be interested to hear more, especially about the quality of the ideas that it came up with.

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Ben Vinegar7 个月前

@modemdev Yes! We have customers who use it for competitive analysis. You can automatically have it determine if competitors offer the same feature, for example.

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Matt Mazur7 个月前

@modemdev Thanks - how about coming up with ideas on its own?

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Tarun Sachdeva7 个月前

@modemdev incredible

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Robert Ciborowski7 个月前

@modemdev Whoever was in charge of the sound did a great job

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