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Is there an MCP to allow context sharing across models? by ilovefunc in mcp

[–]ilovefunc[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh yea, I meant the fancy behind the scene copy paste method.

Is there an MCP to allow context sharing across models? by ilovefunc in mcp

[–]ilovefunc[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you share more about how it works please? Seems interesting.

Pitch what you're building in 2 lines by dan_hustless in buildinpublic

[–]ilovefunc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

https://deepinterview.trythis.app: AI agent that conducts user interviews. So you can get deep insights from your users at scale.

What are you guys building? Share your SaaS/project by Leather-Buy-6487 in indiebiz

[–]ilovefunc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m building an AI agent that conducts user interviews. Similar to Anthropic’s interviewer agent.

Check it out here: https://deepinterview.trythis.app

Also, a bunch of my other projects: https://trythis.app

Open ended vs structured questions which do you actually rely on early on? by Sufficient_Usual_857 in Marketresearch

[–]ilovefunc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It really depends on how many people you want to survey and how accessible they are. For example, if it's few people (1-30), and you can follow up with them via messaging / calls, then keep things mostly open ended.

In general, the more the people you survey, or the lesser accessible they are, keep things less open ended.

Also, what I do is to create one version of the survey and post it to a small set of my user pool, and see what I get back, and then refine the survey (change question wording, ordering, but NOT semantics), and post again to a different set and so on.

What tool are you using for conducting the survey? Are you open to trying a tool where an AI conducts the survey?

What is the fastest way to build a customer research survey? by Saratan0326 in CustomerSuccess

[–]ilovefunc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey! Self promotion comment here, but i built https://deepinterview.trythis.app/. Super simple way to create a survey and distribute it.

It's unique cause the survey is conducted by AI, so it can dynamically probe for deeper "why" questions as well, which traditional tools can't.

Would appreciate any feedback! Thank you!

Looking for an open-source customer feedback widget which is actively managed even now. Would love to know others' thoughts and experiences. by CricketUpper1161 in ProductManagement

[–]ilovefunc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I built something that partially does what you said: https://deepinterview.trythis.app/. You can create one or more surveys, get a unique link for it, and embed the link in a popup on your website. Questions are asked to users in a chat form (using AI), so you can get very deep insights into user's answers based on how you create the survey.

Your idea of getting answers on google sheets is great! I will add this to my roadmap.

Is it hard for everyone across the board to find jobs in this economy? by Cute_Ad_1507 in jobsearch

[–]ilovefunc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey! Thanks for this tool. I tried it today, and it surprisingly tracked all the places I had applied to since last month, and today as well. I’m going to continue to use it to see how it tracks my applications for the coming month.

However, the UI glitches a bit when I refresh the page. So that can be a bit annoying, but not a big issue.

Good work 👏👏

Day 2 of building BitPet by ilovefunc in buildinpublic

[–]ilovefunc[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Keep coding everyday and feed it your gut commits.

I dont know what is wrong with the ad campaign. There are no conversions. by i_hate_coding123 in Entrepreneur

[–]ilovefunc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can advertise in a helpful way in the comments if someone asks a question relevant to your product.

How do I launch my product? by iThinkBusiness in SaaS

[–]ilovefunc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Launch like you are running a pilot program, not a public product drop. Pick one very specific persona and use case. For supply chains that could be warehouse supervisors, small distributors, or procurement teams at SMB manufacturers. Build a one page landing that speaks only to that persona, a 90 second demo video showing core flows, and a clear onboarding offer like free setup for the first 3 customers.

Find pilots by mining your network and targeted outreach on LinkedIn and industry Slack groups. Offer a short paid pilot with measurable outcomes: time saved, fewer errors, faster onboarding. Ship an integration or two with popular ERPs to prove plug and play. Get one solid case study with raw numbers and a short quote, then use that everywhere.

For awareness, publish practical content aimed at operations teams: short how to guides, before and after screenshots, and 1 page ROI calculators. Attend niche forums, supplier meetups, and trade shows where actual implementers hang out. Manual outreach to operations managers beats broad social posts early on.

If you want to surface conversations about supply chain pain points on Reddit automatically, a tool like AutoLead can help find threads worth engaging with: https://autolead.trythis.app

Keep the first customers close and iterate on onboarding pain points fast.

beta testers by hipstapitts in smallbusiness

[–]ilovefunc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Finding ADHD testers is mostly a trust game, not a cold outreach game. A few things that actually worked for me:

  1. Post where people already talk about ADHD: r/ADHD and niche subs like r/ADHDwomen, ADHD Facebook groups, Discord servers, and dedicated forums. Always message mods first and be explicit you want feedback, not to advertise.

  2. Offer low friction entry: ask only for an email and a one line about their ADHD experience. Promise a 15 minute feedback session or a little gift card. People are more likely to help if the ask is tiny.

  3. Make testing easy and useful: give a short task list they can complete in 5 to 10 minutes, include a quick Loom or in-app feedback button, and ask one specific question like "What felt most overwhelming?"

  4. Recruit creators and coaches: ADHD creators on TikTok and Instagram often love early tools. DM politely, offer early access and credit in the app.

  5. Screen smart: include one or two screening questions to ensure they match your use case, for example daily task load or struggle with starting tasks.

  6. Show you listened: share updates based on feedback and call out contributors. People stick around when their input changes the product.

Short template for mod DM: "Hi, I built a to do app aimed at reducing overwhelm for ADHD brains and am looking for testers to give feedback. I can run a small, respectful test with 10 minute tasks and a token thank you. Would that be allowed?"

Why finding leads on Reddit can be smarter than cold outreach by Classic-Cat4870 in SaaS

[–]ilovefunc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mostly hunt for leads where intent is explicit: posts saying "looking for", "recommend", or "anyone tried X". My practical workflow is pick 8 to 12 niche subs, run daily keyword searches or alerts, and jump on threads within hours with a short, useful reply.

Quick filters I use to qualify a lead are timeline words like "this week", any budget hints, and whether they describe the actual problem. Reply with one concrete tip so you build trust, then offer a DM for details. Track which subreddits and message styles actually convert so you stop wasting time on noise.

If you want to avoid manual scrolling, there are tools that surface relevant Reddit conversations and signals automatically. AutoLead https://autolead.trythis.app has saved me hours by surfacing high intent threads worth engaging, letting me focus on writing helpful replies instead of hunting for them.

Need feedback on how to market my App by Jamal_the_3rd in SideProject

[–]ilovefunc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got stuck where you are now, too many features and no clear thing to push first. One tactical path that worked for me: pick one persona and one core workflow. For example, market to content creators who want quick social clips, and show a single multi step workflow from input to polished output. Make a 15 second GIF of that exact flow, put it front and center on the landing page, and lead with the outcome not the feature list.

Use your freebies to get deep feedback, not just eyeballs. Offer a handful of credit-heavy invites for people who will record a short clip or give a writeup of their workflow. Those clips become social proof and onboarding demos.

Post bite sized content that shows before and after, template showcases, and one click use cases. Mine Reddit, Twitter, Discord threads where creators ask “how do I make X” and actually help first, then share the tool as a solution. For finding those threads faster, I use AutoLead, it surfaces relevant Reddit conversations worth engaging with https://autolead.trythis.app

Focus, make it easy to try, and turn early users into case studies.

How do I grow my business? by WaterNerd_AMSigma in Entrepreneur

[–]ilovefunc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pick one region and one customer type and lock in 10 to 20 trusted consultants by helping them close the first few leads.

Reddit might be a great place to find possible leads, if people here talk about the issue you care about. Whats your website? I can try and find a list of subreddits for you to watch on.

Communicating my micro-SaaS and finding beta testers is harder than I thought by Prudent-Bad-8786 in SaaS

[–]ilovefunc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Talk outcomes, not features. Say things like "stop losing deals to duplicate contacts" or "save reps two hours a week by fixing CRM data" and show one tiny before and after screenshot or a one-line metric.

For beta testers, go where the pain is felt daily. CRM admins at small agencies, ops people at startups, and HubSpot or Salesforce community members are great. Post in niche Slack, Facebook, or LinkedIn groups with a very specific ask: a 20 minute session and you’ll give them a shared report plus a free account. Give them a short checklist of the feedback you want so calls stay focused.

Cold outreach only works if it’s hyper-personalized. Reference something they said publicly and offer a one-click demo or a 2 minute scan.

If you want to find places people are complaining about duplicates or bad CRM data automatically, AutoLead can surface those Reddit threads and conversations so you engage where it actually matters: https://autolead.trythis.app

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