Tristan

I get the idea behind this but I'm not sure what makes it different from things like Habitica and Forest, we already have plenty of "motivational" apps, how is this gonna stand out 🤷‍♀️

While it looks like this database design tool lets you upload and visualize your schema, I'm not sure about how well it handles the evolution part, like what happens when your DBA needs to update things, do you have any plans to add more support for real-time updates or collaboration features, also how intuitive is it really for someone who's not super tech-savvy, sometimes these tools can be a...

Found the app randomly, I've gotta say, I don't really see how this is different from just using the native focus settings on iOS, feels a bit redundant if you ask me, maybe adding some more unique features like integrating with smart home devices or some gamification elements could make it stand out more

Seems like another attempt to cram every feature imaginable into one app, but honestly, do we really need yet another sequencer out there, might wanna rethink the approach before pushing it to the masses

Dan, sounds interesting but I'm curious, how does this compare to existing tools like POEditor or Phrase, they already offer localization solutions with some advanced features, I guess my concern is whether this will really be faster and more reliable, plus, I wonder if there's any flexibility for customizing translations or QA checks, any thoughts on those?

If everything's so "integrated" then why does it feel like just another app with shiny promises but basically the same features as before tech overload much maybe focus on simplicity instead users don't need more complications they need usable tools or it ends up being useless, also what's with the live meet ups people want async because they don’t have time for live guessing that wasn’t...

Automating Telegram channels seems cool but scraping data from sites like NY Times might raise copyright issues, plus not everyone wants to read auto-generated content, hope you've considered user privacy and the quality of posts

Saw this through an ad and decided to give it a try, look the tools are interesting but there's way too many options which can honestly overwhelm people, especially if you're not that into coding like who has the time to mess with source code these days although the AI part is cool but feels a bit gimmicky, would be great if they made it more streamlined and user-friendly