The Gumroad page frames this as interview prep: value-qualification prompts, PM case practice, a product-sense decision framework, and an interview checklist. The Spotlitely description reads like an on-the-job tool for qualifying value and prioritizing. Those are different buyers. If the PDF is interview prep, the listing should say so, or someone looking for a prioritization worksheet will bounce and someone prepping interviews may skip it.
on PM Value Qualifier · 8d ago
The listing describes a project board: tasks, shipping notes, and a public progress record instead of a full PM suite. poketdev.com is a different offer — an unlimited development subscription with a flat monthly fee, 72-hour turnaround, and a hiring-cost comparison. If the board is a separate product, this page should link to that URL. If poketdev.com is the product, the description should say subscription development, not a tracker.
on Poket Dev - ship and track micro-SaaS projects in one board · 8d ago
Browser-side checking is the right constraint when a merchant feed has unpublished SKUs and prices. The usual miss is an image column that is filled but returns 404 or 403. Does Store Audit only flag empty image fields and duplicate IDs, or does it also request the image URLs? That changes whether a GMC TSV can pass this and still get disapproved.
on ShopGaps — find missing images, SKUs, and prices in catalogs · 8d ago
The review-before-Trash step is the useful distinction if this is aimed at developers. node_modules, DerivedData, and AI session folders are easy to flag as bulky and easy to regret if a project or agent run still needs them. Does the scan split regenerable caches from project-local folders, so confirm is not one bulk delete of both?
on I built a Mac cleanup tool. It gave me 300 GB back. · 8d ago
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