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GitUXA GitKraken alternative minus the subscription fee
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Why lifetime license vs subscription?
Everything is subscription these days. I remember when you bought software on a CD... it was yours, forever. Somewhere along the way, we accepted that paying €60/year for a Git client was normal. But here's the thing: Git hasn't fundamentally changed. The workflows are the same. The commands are the same. So why should I keep paying every year for the same tool? GitUX is a solid 4 week trail,...
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Hi everyone, 6 months ago I got tired of paying €60/year for my git client, so I built GitUX. The fast, lightweight alternative I actually wanted to use. I started with SourceTree many years ago after SVN and a few others along the way, then got hooked with the ease of Gitkraken, but in later years fatigued with their cost and excess features that slowed everything on my machine down... started...
GitUXA GitKraken alternative minus the subscription fee
John Carmichaelstarted a discussion
Which tool chains do you (or have you) worked with as product managers?
My current work place, the tool chain from discovery to delivery is kind of a little wild... a mix of gsheets/gdocs/miro/figma/notion/jira and slack.. In previous places we stuck to teams + conlfuence + jira Which do you use?
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Congrats on the launch! Simple and clean to use, nice!
ProofmarkedCybersecurity for everyone. Just in time for Black Friday!
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Depends on your role in the company and the type of company you are creating...
What is the most difficult part of being a founder?
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Nice! This is the next hurdle/task for us at https://www.liffery.com We'll give you guys a go!
ScalenutLeading the way into the new era of AI-SEO
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The requirements come from us... if you cannot say what you want, then it is impossible to be able to judge output.
Do you outsource your design requirements or do you do it yourself, inhouse?
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It looks pretty, but to be expected from Apple. Personally, I am not a fan of this level of wearable tech. I think I will wait for holographic displays to become a reality...
What do you think about Apple's new headset?
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Do you have a page about your pricing? It does look cool.. but I guess it depends how much it costs. I've also been hoping someone will put together a news reader that will take compare news stories in different languages to give the reader a more balanced view. EG: How is the latest news about the US debt ceiling talked about in the USA vs Germany vs Japan
informed news: summariesGet the news you need, no matter how much time you have.
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Hi @faridh - looks cool... will there be an android version soon?
timing.isA next gen personal time management app for iOS
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Bookmarked! I will be checking this out in detail next week! Thank you for publishing and good luck with your launch today!
Top VC FundsOne AI app for the best fundraising experience
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Nice! Simple. It does look similar to Air Table - how do you set your self apart?
Table BackendA backend for your simple projects
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We're blown away by all the support on here today guys! So many new signups on our platform too! Thank you, everyone, for the upvotes so far!
LifferyYour personal research assistant
Meet your push-ad-free, AI-powered research assistant! Every day we are met with an overwhelming choice of products and information. Liffery is your quiet space to capture, consider, collaborate and decide.
LifferyYour personal research assistant
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A well crafted story. All the other technical aspects are important, problem, product, team etc etc. But without a good story it will fall flat.
What are the important elements to include in a compelling pitch deck?
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It guess it totally depends on the kind of product... a simple app, then sure... rough and ready is perfect for PH like: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... We're launching a much bigger concept tomorrow, we did launch with alpha users and early adopters but only with word of mouth and not over a big platform like PH. We're actually launching for the 1st time on PH tomorrow if you would like to...
What needs to be perfect with your product before launch?
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IMO it is all about knowing your audience. I find often the issue with telling friends about a project is that they are not the target audience... so don't take their input to heart: Find people online who might align with your idea/concept. I released a small POC https://www.producthunt.com/prod... the other week... even though this is a project for developers, friends of mine that are...
Does anyone else find that telling people about your projects makes you not build them?
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