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Comment · 1 year ago
An MCP server that provides comprehensive market intelligence by analyzing data from both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Get insights about apps, market trends, competitors, and user feedback across the major mobile app marketplaces.
Comment · 1 year ago
Comment · 1 year ago
Hi HN,

I recently built a tool that automatically analyzes App Store & Google Play reviews using AI. It extracts key pain points, categorizes feedback, and performs sentiment analysis—saving time for PMs and devs who usually sift through thousands of comments manually.

The idea came from my own frustration working with app feedback—it's often scattered, time-consuming to process, and difficult to turn into actionable insights.

Would love to hear thoughts from this community:

Do you think this is a real pain point? How do you currently analyze app reviews? What would make such a tool useful for you? The tool is still in early testing—happy to share access if anyone is interested.

Looking forward to feedback!

Comment · 3 years ago
Wondering how you can tell it's GPT generated? yes, it's, it does a great job.
Comment · 3 years ago
Are you an experienced professional aiming to enhance your career prospects? Regardless of your industry, ResumeBoost is here to guide you in creating a customized resume tailored to your unique style and experience level. This open-source project, powered by ChatGPT, empowers you to stand out in the competitive job market.

We recognize that crafting the ideal resume can be a daunting task. ResumeBoost is designed to assist professionals across various industries. We offer personalized guidance and adjust your resume to your individual style, experience level, and industry. Here's how ResumeBoost can elevate your career:

Step 1: Personalized Guidance

We begin by collecting fundamental information about your background and career objectives. We delve into your work history, inquiring about your previous positions, duties, and accomplishments. If you've participated in significant projects, we'll ensure they receive the attention they deserve. We document your educational background and any pertinent certifications or patents. We explore your skillset, emphasizing both technical and soft skills. If you have any additional information you'd like to include, feel free to share!

Step 2: Targeted Job Description

To create an ATS (Applicant Tracking System)-friendly resume, we require the job description you're aiming for. This helps us integrate pertinent keywords and phrases.

Step 3: Build Your Resume

Armed with the information you've provided, we'll generate your resume in markdown format. Your resume will feature a compelling summary, a list of technical skills, and a showcase of your soft skills. We prioritize accuracy and ensure your resume faithfully represents your qualifications, refraining from exaggerations or fabrications.

Step 4: Resume Analysis

We'll assess your resume against the job description you've provided. Your resume will be assigned a score, ranging from 0 to 100, reflecting its alignment with the job requirements. Getting Started with ResumeBoost

To commence the creation of your personalized resume, simply type /start. If you wish to modify any preferences, such as your industry or tone style, utilize the /config command. Curious about what your resume might look like for a specific job? Try /example and supply the job description. Your dream job is within reach, and it starts with your resume. Join ResumeBoost now and leverage the power of open source to elevate your career!

Comment · 4 years ago
NPS is a tunnel service similar with Ngrok, it’s a reverse proxy used to access local service behind the NAT/Firewall. If you are running self-hosted service like Lomorage at home, and you are outside and want to access Lomorage, then you can use NPS.

However NPS need to run somewhere with public access, there are lots of service providers there, fly.io has a free plan without binding any credit card, and it supports docker deployment, and the servers runs in datacenters around the world so that the service can be deployed close to the users.

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