Rodrigo Ghedin

Peak Silicon Valley creepiness.

What are Tibio's advantages over older apps like Daylio? And what's your business model? (It seems the app is totally free right now…)

How long until Meta sends a cease and desist letter and/or start crippling this app as it does regularly with other attempts to do exactly that (see Bibliogram instances and Barista)?

It looks promising, but I guess something like that would only work with proper mobile apps. Any plans?

The price bump is a bummer, specially in places where dollar is expensive — pretty much all over the Global South. I can't honestly justify paying half of our monthly minimum wage, or 4x than an annual subscription for Microsoft 365, in a text editor for both iOS and macOS. (I know, potatoes and potatoes, but for many people iA Writer competes with Word; they are both text editors!) Also, I...

There is so much potential for things getting really bad (abusing-wise; how do you plan to moderate all those comments?), not to mention grabbing other people's work and building a platform on top of it. The app looks sleek, but the whole idea is troublesome.

Metrimo looks a lot like Microanalytics https://microanalytics.io/

?makers Did you give any thought on misuses that Stride enables? This app seems like a godsent for stalkers and predators…

What's the difference or improvement over just past using Command + Option + Shift + V?

Great app, @alexk! I have a note with coffee shops around the city that I use a lot, and Spotty is a promising replacement to that. To do so, there's only one thing it lacks: the ability to write notes on places marked. In my note there are opening hours of each coffee shop, for example, which is really useful when I want to go out in a Sunday (around here, few of them open on Sunday...

It looks great, @charliecm. Two questions: 1) There are a lot of habit-building apps out there. Why would someone choose yours? 2) It's a free app. How do you intend to make money with it?