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Introducing Index – the new planning tool for Product Managers on Linear. ➡️ Product leaders have long deserved a modern experience for product planning and discovery. Something powerful, flexible, and integrated with the latest tools. That’s why we built Index (Index), the new standard for Product Management: 1. Every...

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355,112 views • 1 month ago

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every AI product made you go to it. open a tab. paste your screen. explain your context. wait for an answer. go back to what you were doing. we got tired of that loop. so we built Nino — a Windows AI companion that lives on your desktop. hold Ctrl + Alt. it already sees your screen. just ask. it can see your screen, point at stuff, interact with apps, and run background agents while you keep working. launching today.

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I was at the airport when Nikunj Kothari asked if I knew a way to index iMessage and other local DBs. I didn’t, so I built it. you can now index your iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram, or any SQLite database and give it as searchable context for your agents. available now on Nozomio Labs.

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Shaun Clowes (Shaun Clowes) built the first-ever B2B growth team, was the first head of growth at Atlassian, CPO at Salesforce’s MuleSoft and at Metromile, and is currently CPO at Confluent. He also built two Reforge courses (on data PM'ing and increasing retention), and also has a sultry Australian accent 👌 In our conversation, we discuss: 🔸 Why most PMs are bad, and how to fix this 🔸 Why he changed his mind about being data-driven 🔸 Why great AI products are all about the data 🔸 Specific ways to leverage AI in product management 🔸 How to build your B2B growth team 🔸 How to choose your next career step 🔸 Much more Listen now 👇 • YouTube: • Spotify: • Apple: Thank you to our wonderful sponsors for supporting the podcast: 🏆 Enterpret — Transform customer feedback into product growth: 🏆 BuildBetter — AI for product teams: 🏆 Wix Studio — The web creation platform built for agencies:
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Shaun Clowes (Shaun Clowes) built the first-ever B2B growth team, was the first head of growth at Atlassian, CPO at Salesforce’s MuleSoft and at Metromile, and is currently CPO at Confluent. He also built two Reforge courses (on data PM'ing and increasing retention), and also has a sultry Australian accent 👌 In our conversation, we discuss: 🔸 Why most PMs are bad, and how to fix this 🔸 Why he changed his mind about being data-driven 🔸 Why great AI products are all about the data 🔸 Specific ways to leverage AI in product management 🔸 How to build your B2B growth team 🔸 How to choose your next career step 🔸 Much more Listen now 👇 • YouTube: • Spotify: • Apple: Thank you to our wonderful sponsors for supporting the podcast: 🏆 Enterpret — Transform customer feedback into product growth: 🏆 BuildBetter — AI for product teams: 🏆 Wix Studio — The web creation platform built for agencies:

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35,599 views • 1 year ago

We've got wunderful news: Today, we're releasing Superlist 1.0 – the new home to all your lists. 💥 To-do lists, shopping lists, reading lists, playlists…we all work with lists every day. Superlist brings a modern approach to organizing your work, seamlessly blending personal and professional tasks so you can get it all done in one place. It’s integrated with all the tools you already love to use to keep your life in sync. And our powerful AI features make going through your to do’s much faster and easier, giving you the ultimate luxury in today's fast-paced world: More time to focus on what really matters. Superlist 1.0 is just the beginning. We have plenty of exciting features in the pipeline, but with this release, we’re ready to get new eyes on the product (and of course, to make it possible for all of our old Wunderlist users to take Superlist for a spin!). ❤️ 👉
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We've got wunderful news: Today, we're releasing Superlist 1.0 – the new home to all your lists. 💥 To-do lists, shopping lists, reading lists, playlists…we all work with lists every day. Superlist brings a modern approach to organizing your work, seamlessly blending personal and professional tasks so you can get it all done in one place. It’s integrated with all the tools you already love to use to keep your life in sync. And our powerful AI features make going through your to do’s much faster and easier, giving you the ultimate luxury in today's fast-paced world: More time to focus on what really matters. Superlist 1.0 is just the beginning. We have plenty of exciting features in the pipeline, but with this release, we’re ready to get new eyes on the product (and of course, to make it possible for all of our old Wunderlist users to take Superlist for a spin!). ❤️ 👉

Superlist

131,142 views • 2 years ago

Most developers know how to ship a feature. Turning every release, demo, and product update into content people can quickly understand is a different job. Fetra AI is built for that second part. It helps teams turn product and brand context into short-form content, then plan, schedule, and publish it from one place. We tested Fetra AI with a sample brand, and two workflows stood out: • Blitz generates a stack of branded video concepts you can review and choose from, instead of starting with an empty prompt. • Viral Remix takes a short reference clip and a product image, then rebuilds the format around your own product. The video below shows that flow, from building the brand profile to generating new concepts and adapting product assets into short-form content. Fetra also includes AI UGC, content planning through Marco, scheduling, and publishing across nine platforms. The value here is less about promising virality and more about reducing the repetitive work between shipping something and turning it into clear, usable content. For indie developers, technical founders, and lean product teams, that can make the content side of building much easier to manage.
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Most developers know how to ship a feature. Turning every release, demo, and product update into content people can quickly understand is a different job. Fetra AI is built for that second part. It helps teams turn product and brand context into short-form content, then plan, schedule, and publish it from one place. We tested Fetra AI with a sample brand, and two workflows stood out: • Blitz generates a stack of branded video concepts you can review and choose from, instead of starting with an empty prompt. • Viral Remix takes a short reference clip and a product image, then rebuilds the format around your own product. The video below shows that flow, from building the brand profile to generating new concepts and adapting product assets into short-form content. Fetra also includes AI UGC, content planning through Marco, scheduling, and publishing across nine platforms. The value here is less about promising virality and more about reducing the repetitive work between shipping something and turning it into clear, usable content. For indie developers, technical founders, and lean product teams, that can make the content side of building much easier to manage.

GitHub Projects Community

11,484 views • 24 days ago

The CPO who regrets that product management exists Tom Verrilli (Tom Verrilli) is Chief Product Officer at Whatnot and a long-time product leader at Twitch and Twitter. We discuss: 🔸 How AI is exposing rampant “product theater” 🔸 The PM skill trending up fastest (hint: systems thinking) 🔸 Why AI’s biggest unlock for PMs is now in data science, not prototyping 🔸 Why you need to stop promoting your A-players out of the work they’re great at 🔸 Why “hire great people and get out of their way” is wrong Full episode for your enjoyment 👇
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The CPO who regrets that product management exists Tom Verrilli (Tom Verrilli) is Chief Product Officer at Whatnot and a long-time product leader at Twitch and Twitter. We discuss: 🔸 How AI is exposing rampant “product theater” 🔸 The PM skill trending up fastest (hint: systems thinking) 🔸 Why AI’s biggest unlock for PMs is now in data science, not prototyping 🔸 Why you need to stop promoting your A-players out of the work they’re great at 🔸 Why “hire great people and get out of their way” is wrong Full episode for your enjoyment 👇

Lenny Rachitsky

133,026 views • 27 days ago