Stackness is live on Product Hunt
Stackness is live on Product Hunt today. I will be in the comments all day, so if you have an opinion, that is the place to leave it.
What is Stackness?
Stackness is where developers show the tools they build with, and the moves that go with them: the habits, rituals and workflow tricks that make a stack yours rather than a list of logos. Every tool page also carries popularity history imported from 14 public datasets, some of it reaching back to 2007, so you can tell whether the thing you are about to adopt is climbing or quietly on the way out.
What I want to hear
Three things, in order of how much they would help:
Pick a tool you know far too well and open its page. Does the trend chart match what you actually watched happen? Where it is wrong, the data sources page says where the numbers came from, and I want to hear about it.
Read a few moves. Would you steal any of them? If the answer is no, the format needs work and I would rather know now.
Tell me what is missing from the catalog. Suggesting a tool is a short form, or one call if your assistant is already connected.
Where to find me
The Product Hunt page is open all day. If you would rather not say it in public, the contact form reaches the same person and the reply comes back by email.
Launch week is also writing week. The first post is out: which AI coding tools developers are switching to. A note on how I measure tool popularity is still to come, and the RSS feed will have it when it lands.
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