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Valeriy Yasakovleft a comment

5mo ago

@ivan_molodychenko you are absolutely a geek 🙃

Hello Hunters community!

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Valeriy Yasakovleft a comment

5mo ago

Congrats you with your launch. How is your AI doctor works? Are you licensed or this is for informational purpose?

Khayr - AI Health CompanionInstant health checks, personal insights & 24/7 guidance

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6mo ago

I think that's bad news for Product Hunt itself. It's annoying when people ask you to push the "Notify me" button, but that's an everyday activity at Product Hunt. This is self-developed, organic traffic to Product Hunt, as creators develop and manage their community of supporters here. Now, there are plenty of opportunities that were previously used, such as social media promotion and...

How can you promote your launch when the "Coming soon" page is not longer available?

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Valeriy Yasakovleft a comment

6mo ago

Hi, @k_kelleher. Sounds really good! But I can't check it, because there is an error on the site :(

Magic SandboxAn AI assistant with an app store

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6mo ago

Really interesting insights! I wonder: 1. When they say 95% of pilots “fail”, is that mostly about not scaling or truly negative ROI? 2. And for the 5% that succeed - what do they usually do differently at the very start? Thanks!

MIT Report: 95% of GenAI pilots in business flop. What do you think about this?

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Valeriy Yasakovleft a comment

6mo ago

@busmark_w_nika Awesome! Congrats to you! I treat PH as a habit stack: coffee → Product Hunt → 1 useful comment → 1 upvote. Two add-ons that help me: “3-minute rule” (even on busy days, do one tiny action). Notes doc with draft comment prompts, so there’s never a blank box. Question: what’s your next streak milestone?

🔥 1000-day streak – special edition: How to last on Product Hunt long-term?

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6mo ago

Speed vs. Judgment: Where do you draw the line with AI?

AI is moving fast—and in expert hands it’s rocket fuel. It helps us analyze faster, prototype quicker, and ship smarter. But there’s a trap: using AI in areas where we don’t have our own expertise. If we can’t validate the output, we risk mistaking confidence for correctness—and drifting from the original goal. I was reminded of a meme: “Start caring about your health—your future doctors will...

Valeriy Yasakovleft a comment

6mo ago

Hej, Alex. That's a super important question which, I think, every founder should ask themselves before starting. I have always had an exit strategy at the start of the project. For me, it works: "Make business this way, so that you can sell it every Friday." And with this, every year I conduct a review and plan for the following year to determine (read: want) if it will be the last year for...

Do you have an exit strategy when starting a new project?

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Valeriy Yasakovleft a comment

6mo ago

Hi, @johnjeong It's an incredible product! Offline private notes, which is something I was looking for! Can I download other AI models? I wish you good luck today!

HyprnoteAI Notepad for Private Meetings — fully on your device

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6mo ago

Ahoy, Product Hunt! I’m Val - AI Wellness Navigator, 2-time exiter & Imagine Cup world champion

Hey PH crew! Together with my co-founder, Dr. Andrii (@petrukhandriy), I’m building an AI wellness assistant that nudges people toward healthier habits without the guilt trip. Along the way I’ve racked up: 🏆 Global #1, Microsoft Imagine Cup (Software) 🚀 2 successful exits (and, for balance, 💥 3 “successful” fails that taught me more than the wins) How I can help you: Turning fuzzy ideas into...