Hi everyone. About three weeks ago, a wonderful member of this subreddit posted a review about how my silicone tableware (Ribbon Kitchen) helped with the sound of eating cereal.

I am the founder of Ribbon, and I originally designed this line because I physically couldn't stand the sound of metal forks scraping against plates. The response from that single post was overwhelming. Because of this community, our bowls and sets completely sold out in record time. I cannot thank you all enough.

As we are officially closing our business, I am now trying to clear out the very last of our inventory sitting in our US warehouse.

We only have plates and cups left. Just like the bowls, they are adult-sized, truly silent, and shatterproof. If you hate the sound of utensils hitting plates or cups clinking, these might help.

Everything left is automatically 50% off at checkout. Once they are gone, they are gone forever.

Here is the link: www.ribbonkitchen.com.

Thank you again for making our final weeks so incredibly special.

Hey everyone,

I run a small D2C kitchenware brand, and I feel like I am completely drowning in dashboards right now. I have analytics tools telling me all sorts of data, but honestly, I just don't have the time to sit there and execute the fixes.

Everyone talks about using AI for writing product descriptions or generating ad creatives, but that’s not my bottleneck. I mostly have hard time figuring out what to do after understand the data.

Is anyone else feeling this dashboard fatigue? What are the most annoying, manual, multi-platform tasks you guys deal with on a weekly basis? Has anyone found an AI tool that actually acts like an operator?