sbashyal

We have built a powerful platform for businesses to build custom software using AI. The product is somewhat similar to Monday and Airtable but it produces powerful systems instead of basic boards and tables. The value proposition is to put an end to subscription hell - use one platform to easily implement dozens of services (CRM, HRIS, Application Tracking System, Project Management etc.) replacing dozens of subscriptions. It also greatly minimizes tool hopping.

We already have a few clients piloting it and they love it.

What is the best go to market strategy for a powerful platform like this? Should we focus on a limited set of use cases in the beginning?

I am nearing launch for my web app and it is currently in Private Beta. I would like to request HN to give it a try and provide some feedback.

Here is the link: http://aiphotosearch.com

I would like to keep the product private until launch but would highly appreciate feedback. The product is related to stock photos.

If you can spend 10 minutes to help me out, please comment below and I will reach out by email with a review request.

The JOBS act Title III will go in effect on May 16th allowing Crowdfunding Portals to open doors. I am surprised by the relatively little attention this has received from the tech media (TechCrunch et al).

What am I missing?

Nepal, my home country, had a 7.8 earthquake and thousands are in need of food, care, medicine and supplies.

I am running a campaign to raise money for the American Red Cross Nepal Earthquake fund: http://www.youcaring.com/emergency-fundraiser/nepal-earthquake-relief-fund/344474

I would like to request HN readers to contribute what they can. In return, I can help you with any data science related questions/problems you may have.

I am looking for a startup lawyer familiar with the latest like SAFE in the Los Angeles area.

Does anyone here have a recommendation?