Austin Cooley

So cool - really love the "switch" for supercharging the site. Congrats on the launch!

Been using this with our team in beta. Loving how it keeps non-github users up to date with comments on the Issue…v slick.

Bought these, followed the video instructions…unfortunately they don't make contact well enough for this to work. Battery won't charge and they won't pair with your devices (because the case doesn't think they're actually in there). Going to try placing them slightly higher with the extra stickers but not expecting much

Make these in my exact skin color and I'm sold 😎

Outside of jumping over to gmail for the occasional distant-past search, I'm a full-time Polymail user on OS X and iOS. By integrating functionality from the various gmail plugins we've come to love (read tracking, auto-unsubscribe, send later, click tracking) into native apps, they've won me over (at least until they inevitably get acquired 😬)

Congrats @marannelson…really loving this product. It's understanding some pretty complex requests seamlessly, and dealing with ambiguity on locations, etc like a BOSS. Unfortunately it's just out of my price range…would love to see a Bootstrappin' plan :D

Austin Cooley here, co-founder of Tripstr. I'm stoked about this launch—Tripstr represents the culmination of years of hard work by our team. Our vision from the very beginning has been to spread the wealth of travel knowledge we all possess after returning from a great trip. The realization was that the current ways of sharing that information require WAY too much work (ask any travel...

Integration was a breeze, looking forward to our first major update with Super Users installed! Really appreciate the transparency here https://launchkit.io/sdk

Hey everyone, Taggr is a product we created in response to the needs of our users. The new version of @tripstr (still beta) relies heavily on your photos being geotagged, and we found that a lot of our users (many of which are photographers) had a need for a simple, free geotagger. Specifically, one that could handle geotagging multiple photos at a time, as well as geotagging video. We...

@mulligan love this, even simpler than before. Curious though, how do you guys handle your apps with lots of user generated content? Do you rely on your designers to come up with the mocks, or just 'frame' the shots on your own devices? And what if you don't have a 6+? Load the simulator up with user photos?

Also tested in early beta, it's a really intriguing product, congrats on the launch @andrewmason. Here's a story for ya... Detour walks us up to this random house and starts telling us about this artist called Duke that lives there. His window paintings are just laying against the house, beautiful stuff. A minute later, out walks Duke from his house, looking like he just rolled out of bed. He...

@rrhoover @mulligan Hey guys I'm one of the Tripstr founders. Our goal is really to bring the superb storytelling ability of sites like Exposure to the everyday photo-taker. Everyone becomes a great photographer in the streets of Paris, and we've tried really hard to make the mobile workflow fun and simple (no picking from tiny thumbnail grids). Curious your thoughts on the story creation...