Ashish Pandhi

@eglyman @karimatiyeh @genelee Congrats on the launch! It's been amazing watching Ramp grow with both vision and execution! Seriously one of the best teams I've ever seen.

Honestly, this is exactly what I was looking for. Feature Requests: - API to add new versions (does this exist?) - Widget or a way to show in an IFRAME without a header/footer - Make it paid or open source the base of it. Free services always make me hesitant because they have no incentive to keep the product going. Happy to chat about these points more.

Oh wow! This is actually exactly what we needed. What's the process like for restoring from backup?

We tend to use Metabase for tasks like this. Are you guys trying to replace the team BI Dashboard, or the SQL editor for devs?

Been eyeing this for a bit. What I REALLY want is to be able to run a custom function via a query without having to make it a SQL function. A simple web hook would suffice. Just something where I can have custom business logic on the backend.

I bought this from you guys on UI8 but was disappointed to find out that the react native code wasn't included... Tried contacting support and DM'ing on twitter and IG but did not get an answer.

THIS IS AMAZING. Congrats on the launch @omgwang

I would order this right now if there were more vegan/vegetarian options. Until then, I guess I'll be sticking to Hello Fresh

Why does the app ask for my Instagram password rather than sending me to the instagram OAuth page? Makes it seem like you guys are 1) Not approved to use the instagram API, or 2) Don't use their API at all =

Been using this for almost a year now (back when they were still Img.ly) Codebase has improved a bunch in the past year. By far, the best option out there. Team is usually pretty responsive over email/github issues.

The instagram developer API doesn't support a posting endpoint. Is this using the reverse engineered API? If so, isn't that illegal?

Waltz is great. It allows you to log in to sites with your phone (instead of having to type in your password).

This is one of the coolest things I've seen in a while. I would, however, replace the Nectar Ninja reply tweet with a simple "Favorite" of the original tweet. It'll keep your feed cleaner :)

I really loved the fact that all images were 640px by 640px

Having to download the extension to view an email is a bit burdensome (the link isn't a pleasant experience). This could have been solved by embedding an image (much like how tracking pixels work in emails), and then just destroying the image after a certain amount of time (or when access is revoked). Better yet - they could do live image generation on the fly and have a counter in the image...

This is incredible. It'll make Facebook messenger even more essential for the average person.