“I'm a solopreneur, so I run ChatPRD mostly by myself”
ChatPRD
By Claire Vo
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“There's an amazing product being built on Verscell called chatpd.com.”
“product managers are using it we're just starting to evaluate an internal llad”
“she's also the creator of chat PRD which I suspect is the most used PM specific AI product out there”
“now I have thousands of people using chat PRD every day”
“use chat PRD and give it give it a try”
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