Andu Potorac

This is amazing!

I'm surprised nobody yet mentioned UIPath or RPAs. Great work!

It's what it is what it is could have been. :)

Someone should take over this product, or build on top of this idea. Branch, which opens links on mobile apps, is now a billion dollar company.. and this has been left to dust for the web.

Pretty excited about this flow and the no-code approach!

Hey Toby and team, I love the 70s Bravo brand and I think the product is riding a timely no-code wave! That said, I'm curious to know if besides targeting other devices, you're looking at enabling people to create websites too. It looks like Barcelona is rising up to be the no-code capital. Cheers from A Coruna.

Thanks for open sourcing this! Quite useful!

This is great Ivo, thanks so much for putting it together. Will take it for a spin!

Even his avatar isn't properly rotated! :P

Just checked and the update isn't yet available on my iPhone. I've been using Spark for the last year, after looking for better productivity features - like send later, delegate, open threads on email. Spark is just awesome and I'm a customer for life. :)

I guess one has to ask - does this put the revenue sharing VCs at risk?

This is awesome. I tried to use it on Instagram but when you right click on images in a user's profile, it asks to add the tag, but never actually adds it. How does one get all posts from a user for a simple example?

What kind of sorcery is this?

This is awesome!

This never actually worked.

All I see is a red tint over any image I drag in the file tab..

There was an MIT research project doing this same thing, I cannot remember the link. What is nice is that you guys put this in a Mac app that is quite useful, so thanks!

Product discovery is essential for entrepreneurs that want to make sure they hit the right notes with a feasible, viable and desirable MVP. I hope this product delivers on that, as I get to spend the next 5 minutes evaluating it for what it might become. :)

I think the Winklevoss twins are always a step ahead of Mark. :)

Pretty excited to take Svelte 3 for a spin. We're using V2 for our widgets that are focused on interactive content, so we needed a framework that is fast and efficient, with no runtime.