Product Sense Pushup 7: Three Ways to Price AI November 11, 2026 One thing I found interesting about these three products is how differently they charge for essentially the same thing. They are all selling access… Continue Reading
Week 7 Milestone: Assumption Map + Test Cards November 10, 2026 Assumption Map This week, we mapped out the assumptions behind Chilla based on how important they are to our product and how much evidence… Continue Reading
Product Sense Pushup 6: Test Cards for Products That Flopped November 4, 2026 Quibi: We believe people are willing to pay $4.99/month to watch short, professionally produced shows on their phones, even when platforms like YouTube offer… Continue Reading
Product Sense Pushup 5: Three North Star Metrics October 26, 2026 For Airbnb, nights booked makes sense because it shows that people are actually using the platform, rather than just looking at listings or signing… Continue Reading
Product Sense Pushup 4: Three Value Propositions October 20, 2026 Granola’s homepage focuses on helping people take better meeting notes without distracting them from the conversation. The emphasis on not having a bot join… Continue Reading
Week 3 PSP: Take Apart a Pitch Deck October 12, 2026 I thought Uber’s pitch was interesting because they make a pretty good case for how inefficient the taxi industry is, but I wasn’t entirely… Continue Reading
PSP 2: Three Ways to enter a market October 5, 2026 Jira feels like an existing-market play because the behavior already existed before Jira. Software teams were already using bug and issue trackers, so Jira… Continue Reading
Week 2 Milestone: R2 interviews October 5, 2026 For the AI second pass, AI was actually super helpful for pulling together patterns across the interviews that I had originally separated. For example,… Continue Reading
Ethics – Week 2 – CS177 October 1, 2026 I think I would take a job at WhatsApp, even though I’m pretty uncomfortable with some of Meta’s business practices. Coming from India, WhatsApp… Continue Reading