hajrice

Great landing page! (if I can call it so?)

The list goes even further - Many companies are doing "[zipcode/postalcode/country calling code of HQ] labs", e.g. 904 labs, 212 labs, etc.

Love the mobile UX. You nailed the scrolling experience

Visiting HN brings me back when to when I just started my career as a entrepreneur, I look forward to the nostalgic design it has. Have been familiar w/ YC's & HN design since 2008.

New YC page looks great – but it just doesn't feel "yc" to me.

I suppose you could do this by tracking when an application form goes live and when it goes 404

Landing page design very much gives off that it was vibe coded by Claude. It has those unique specifics of all Claude designs.

- SaaS prices will start dropping.

- Current LLMs being seen more and more like commodities

- We'll start see a LOT more companies making their own LLM

- Capital stops pretending everything is fine & we finally see the stock market reflect what's been slowly bubbling up socially (people 'feeling poorer', trust declining, consumption becoming more cynical)

Would love to hear more info on how you actually vibe coded this as the fishbowl seems incredibly cool

I imagine a cool way to get users to notice your tool would be to scan public Github repos with many followers, and comment on the code vulnerabilities.

You mentioned one of your use case is outbound (can totally see this being perhaps your biggest opportunity): How are people using this for outbound? As a full-cycle AI sales agent?

Onboarding/signup started off great, but then you just drop in with no clarity on what to do next. A lot of actions possible and I'm unsure what to do first.

Impressive demo, just wish I didn't have to request a demo and could just sign up.

Request a demo button also does nothing other than change the text on success - not sure if it even went through...

Super confusing signup flow. I paid, but didn't get access? hajrice@gmail.com

We've built something like this at Helpjuice.com - we call it Swifty AI Chatbot. It's pretty cool to see companies that are building a completely open platform that works with all. Nice work folks!

Upvoted – looking forward to supporting you guys more

From what I could gather, they're also shifting the responsibility of due diligence from a government to a company ?

Cool! Any live demos we can try?

How does it compare to Algolia?

Just tried your product. It's brilliant. 10/10. Super easy to understand – just wish your explainer video actually used the product instead of being those cheap caricature videos :-)

Very common that the children don't wish to run the family business – I always wondered why. Wonder how much things would have turned out differently had the Dad introduced the company to his son at a young age and "groomed" him to be the future leader of the organization.

there's also wizardshot.com, which is free

Should've expected this from Hacker News. Not sure why it never crossed our mind to do markdown. For now, only HTML, DOC, PDF and Helpjuice knowledge base

Lovely guide

Great landing page - got what you do in less than 5 seconds. You just gotta work on figuring out distribution.

I wish all blog posts started the way his does: "You’re a busy person so I’ll first jump right to it. Here it is, the fastest general (and simple) binary search C++ implementation:"

Seems a lot more expensive than mixpanel..

Zapier is very easy to use - everything you want to do/learn is in the no-code interface page, no need for reading documentation. This (as a developer myself) seems very complex to use. I have to read each integration's library, and also use Typescript (why not JS or something more popular?), at which point, I may aswell just write code and use an API.

Website isn't loading for me.

try helpjuice.com

It is not personal trading gain. The business owns the stock, not myself

Now you're just debating additional income. However, say your company lost -$10,000. If you profited $10,000 in stocks -- you technically made $0 in profit, which means you still don't need to pay taxes, even on the profit on stocks.

...and if your business is really killing it, and you're also killing it in the stock market, I am certain you won't have a problem paying a few dollars to the US Gov. It's still better than other investment avenues :-)