Brandon Hull

As one of the early "Believers" I still don't use Voicenotes as often as I should, especially given so many enhancements since launch. But it's the most enjoyable product I use to not only capture quick ideas but surface them when I need them. I like capturing tidbits I know I'll need later, but don't want to navigate folders, nor find the full notes to do so -- I just want a specific piece of...

Huge fan of Tella's Pro edition. These Premium features are pretty tempting. The editing and motion features make the process fast, while giving videos a great professional polish I don't get with Loom. Students have commented on my video quality, separate from the content itself. Can't recommend enough.

Great launch. I'm a fan of AudioPen, but Voicenotes is even faster for quick capture and transcription, and public sharing now with a recent update. Super clean and simple to use.

Great idea. Seems like a nice blend of features from a few tools -- Ecamm/Camo in particular.

Glad to see you guys here, Sadek. I have been slowly building a personal development course and ecosystem on EzyCourse and it's pretty incredible. The feature set is massive and it's pretty easy to use, especially if you've ever worked with WordPress. A few bugs here and there but given all they're trying to pack into this platform it's to be expected. The support is tremendous as well.

I tested Grain.com 2 years ago but didn't adopt. Revisited it 2 weeks ago and discovered its AI-generated summary and highlights feature and we've adopted it within my team. I really like it for both Google Meet and Zoom. But...it does have a bot join the call.

Screen Mirror has been a reliable, minimalist way for me to screen my iPad screen during sales demos. I used QuickTime before but the controls appearing was always a nuisance to me, so I love the straightforward usability of Screen Mirror as an alternative.

With all due respect, I think this is the last thing Twitter needs right now. Fewer authentic conversations? More confusion over who's real and who's a bot (or relying on a bot)?

Cool idea. On the surface it seems like something someone could do with WordPress, but nice that one can avoid that platform altogether and provide a nice, minimalist reading experience.

Congrats on the launch. If I'm imagining this clearly, it could make some no-coders' offerings that much more interesting.

The concept sounds creative and innovative, especially for founders to ask about operational and growth issues. Having said that, how can you properly address real mental health challenges, without having someone professionally trained to handle those questions?

Great product. Long-time user of Audio Hijack. I've used it for podcast recording as well as getting better audio recordings from Zoom and Google Meet calls. This version is just that much more powerful and easy to use.

Great idea. Thanks for creating this.

Why does this logo look identical to Detail's logo?

Spiti is something I've been waiting on for a long time: a YouTube-like destination to share videos with a select team or private community. One that allows them to comment on those videos, and maybe even contribute...but without actually using YouTube. The Zoom integration adds even more value (as I'm sure future integrations will as well). Customization with brand colors and logos will be...

This looks fantastic. I signed up for the original beta but didn't get around to testing it out. A lot of potential with this for internal education and collaboration. I do have a question though: When you reach the 100 -video maximum, can you pull down old videos no longer needed in order to publish new videos?

Couldn't this be used as YouTube for a closed community as well?

Seems interesting but the name choice could make things confusing for companies like this that have been around and offer an audio collaboration product: https://gosynth.com/.

Did a couple tests, there were some creative suggestions that came up and were available as domains, not like other engines that just slap two terms together poorly.

Very cool idea. Seems like this could be used for new customer bootcamps as well as public bootcamps to evangelize a product.