6/ I used Google Sheet to make this list, weirdly their isn't any app to manage this! Should definitely be something! "An app to manage your owning and calculate how much each object really cost your per month" #requestforproduct. Maybe @ProductHunt has already seen that?
— Pierre-Gilles Leymarie (@pierregillesl) June 17, 2018
Can we apply the same ethos to every piece of marketing? https://t.co/7rbB3JHek3
— Mark Roberts (@MarkyBobs86) June 17, 2018
#RequestForProduct (aka Request For Authenticity): "An app similar to Instagram but rather than likes, it is time viewed. The app tracks the time spent viewing a picture and under each photo, it will show how much time users have spent viewing." - @Delahuntagram 🖼👀
— Liza Dixon⚡️ (@lizadixon) June 15, 2018
Today went through 35 patients and by each of them I needed to reinsert manually the same medical data we already had 😡. It's 2018, It's Germany #enoughpaper #requestforproduct
— Mau (@drmauij) June 14, 2018
I would happily pay $10 a month for a podcast subscription to save my thumbs from incessantly tapping the "skip 30 sec" button on my podcast app 💁🏻♂️ #requestforstartup
— Daniel Bakh (@danielbakh) June 14, 2018
"Rhymly" is a one-stop Indian content tech platform that helps aspiring writers find rhymes & meanings of Hindi words, create original couplets, discover awesome content & get featured on the app every day. Download link: https://t.co/mVvxz5VgXE#RequestForStartup pic.twitter.com/rg9CPzusbi
— Rhymly- Anybody Can Rhyme (@rhymly4writers) June 14, 2018
#Requestforproduct Unfollow person if he/she retweets trump.
— Yann (@yannschaub) June 13, 2018
I blocked / muted that guy (and keywords) yet I still get trump related things on my timeline.
#requestforproduct https://t.co/FiYzZ0pNmK
— João Alfaiate (@jlft) June 12, 2018
The best use case for this is focusing on things for photos!!! #requestforproduct Eye focus for iPhone.
— Daniel Kempe (@danielkempe) June 8, 2018
Today is swim day at Sidekicks daycare, spent 10 minutes rubbing in sunscreen so she doesn't go out looking like she's wearing whiteface.#RequestForProduct: Sunscreen that works for people of color.
— Dotun Olusoga (@DotunOlusoga) June 8, 2018
That said, she looks absolutely adorable in her swimsuit & swimshoes😍😍😍
#requestforproduct
— Daniel Kempe (@danielkempe) June 6, 2018
Identity free social network, no profiles, just words = equal voice for all.
None of this retweet stuff just because it’s @MKBHD crap (yes, he’s built an engaged community but still).
Thoughts @rrhoover?
Google’s Selfish Ledger is an unsettling vision of Silicon Valley social engineering https://t.co/XVH34hZkhK via @Verge #tech #Startups #requestforstartup #embracetheledger
— Agent F (@_ideator_) June 6, 2018
#requestforproduct Product Hunt for YouTube Channels.
— Marc Köhlbrugge (@marckohlbrugge) June 4, 2018
There’s so much great content on YouTube, but it’s impossibly hard to find. YouTube just keeps suggesting either creators I already know about or clickbait/news/bullshit.
cc @CaseyNeistat @alexisohanian plz fix w/ 368
We still don’t quite have this #requestforstartup https://t.co/DqDc1L1Asg
— Elle 🖤🌺🌟 (@DanielleMorrill) June 5, 2018
RT DanielleMorrill: We still don’t quite have this #requestforstartup https://t.co/1JoIWkxccJ
— Delegreat (@delegreat_me) June 5, 2018
Totally agree, YT channel discovery is so poor and heavily click bait / viral centered. Have to resort to old skool top 10 lists on reddit. Someone do this haha https://t.co/WMSXqVS7L4
— P (@P00629807) June 4, 2018
Request for product: An e-commerce website where brands can sponsor x number of marketing t-shirts and anyone can order it for $0. Similar to @daviswbaer's https://t.co/BWilSRCwlc and IWearYourShirt#FreeIdea #RequestForProduct
— Shyjal Raazi (@shyjal) June 1, 2018
— Shiv (@shivkanthb) June 1, 2018
Nice! ... That time I made a "request for product" and it what happened! Thank you!! https://t.co/0TNp0llB10
— Jim (@JimT1277) May 31, 2018
I want a google calendar integration that generates weekly reports on how much time I'm spending on each of a set of event categories. Is this a thing? #requestforproduct
— Tim Trautman (@TimTrautman) May 31, 2018