Alok Vasudev

Nice work! What's on your extension wish list @rauchg?

Came across this app while looking for alternatives to iBooks. Dropbox support is nice and there are a ton of typography options to customize. Any other good eBook readers out there in PH land?

Any specific use case you're targeting to get folks using it regularly?

Would be great for camping and other outdoorsy stuff

I'm a Fantastical man. Covers my "calendar in the toolbar" need.

Love Acompli! It quickly became my new default email app. Focused inbox is a great feature – it helps me feel less overwhelmed by email :)

The fake permissions request image before actually prompting is clever. Thoughtful touch as part of an great overall onboarding flow!

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I used to compare weather forecasts from different sources, and then I came across Weatherline [1] (which uses forecast.io); their way of displaying weather information is just amazing. Enough information density presented in a clear way that it would make Edward Tufte shed a single tear. [1] http://www.producthunt.com/posts/weather-line

This is awesome. Great onboarding flow too. I watched the video first so I had a sense for how to use it, but the product itself does a great job teaching. Now time to rope some more friends into it!

Nicely done, @ebloch! Excited to try this out.

Can anyone explain what "best" means?

Reminds me of the phantom keyboard in "Rainbows End"! Many years back there were these laser keyboards that would project an image of keys on a surface that you'd type with. Heard the lack of mechanical feedback made them a challenge to use.

Great looking product! I'm constantly in search-mode for a great "thought organizer". I've tried everything from wikis to outlining tools to mind maps and I've yet to find anything that sticks for more than a few weeks.

Totally agree @staringispolite! These guys and ResearchGate have a chance to reinvent the central nervous system for how we do science. Their users are a super tricky group of people to build a product/service for, though. There's high intrinsic churn, convoluted incentive structures, and many are technology laggards. I could go on and on about this...

Have any ticket platforms been able to sell tickets once the game's started? When I used to live by the ballpark you could get into games in the 2nd or 3rd inning for $10 or even less sometimes. Scalping-aaS?