There has always been a lot of friction between product managers and the technical team. This in my opinon comes from either or both teams sidelining the actual users when building feature FOR them. That is why we want to have engineers sometimes jump on customer calls and interviews even if its just to listen.
Distribution is the real moat. For instance, after I created the FB pages, I had zero followers then decided to experiment with posts made by the agents and see if they performed. I got some impressive results then decided to boost them, currently they have the best Cost per Click I have seen.
Why does everyone think organic is an outlier, niche kind of choice that is done by some isolated, moral farmer in a distant idyllic village? It is as mainstream and commercialized as the alternatives. In fact, nothing separates it from every single purchase where people pay more hoping it makes you feel better and gives your better results.
You'd rather run a crowdfund to lobby for everyone so that chemicals are more regulated in all of agriculture. That way, everyone gets a better baseline, which raises the standards for what is termed as 'organic'.
Everyone is trying to prolong their life be it by trying to eat healthy, working out and all other ways. Billionaires just try harder than most because they have the means.
Hadaa Ai has been growing steadily and with users increasing, application monitoring and error logging has grown so critical. I decided to built a simple bot that works by subscribing to Rails error reporter and sending me the errors right before they hit the logs. The more silence I see in the channel, the happier I get :)
And rewarding. I guess the issue is, how broad is the problem we are trying to solve? Until there's a narrow, very narrow market fit, products will start or even evolve into sophisticated nightmares.
I like the Obsidian example. Getting started is easy, maybe what we need is a neat way to tuck away complexity and let advanced users choose when to use it.
I finished building an autofix feature for Hadaa Ai Landscaper and it had me thinking how even a year ago such a tool would not exist.
The ability to detect landscaping issues and fix them with the click of a button sounds simple now but a year ago it was impossible. So was string manipulations even when using the most advanced Regex.
I recently updated the preset feature on Hadaa Ai Landscaper to support user preferences. You can now select options like using local plants, add seats, add water features and even whether to include trees and the generated landscapes show very high fidelity to these preferences.
It's free to try with no card required and your feedback will mean a lot to me :)
I recently launched Hadaa Ai Landscaper which was inspired by my tough experience using advanced landscaping tools with no prior experience.
Eventually, it has evolved into what looks like a very basic Photoshop Studio but with Ai landscaping features like Automated issue detections and auto fix, masking, applying landscape presets and augmented prompt editing.
I recently deployed this app, Hadaa Ai landscaper that I built to landscape my own yard and it has evolved into a full dashboard that is fully Ai powered and looks like photoshop.
My goal was to make landscaping extremely accessible while being practical and realistic and I hope this tool translates into that.
It is free to signup and try with no credit card required. I'd love your feedback as home owners and pro landscapers. What other challenges can it solve for you?