Ethan

Looks a bit rough around the edges, but great idea and execution. Keep up, polish it and it'll be great!

1. The website is very sweet 2. The concept is exactly what I've been looking for for a while now. Trying it now :)

Hey Matteo, couple things after checking this out (and signing-up): I don't think Facebook login is very useful for a business-focused community; where's the pricing? The onboarding mentions a free trial but this part isn't clear; I'd love to have a newsletter of problems, would make it easier to invest time in this

Good idea! I just downloaded it to test. Right now I'd say it's missing some settings to be able to better tune the content.

Thumbs up for the idea but at the end of the day not really for me. I prefer reading my news with an RSS reader, already without ads and trackers. Also very US centric and only large organizations are covered, whereas I'd rather give some of my money to smaller bloggers. Best of luck!

I've been using 1Blocker for a long time on my iPhone and I really feel like it's the best iOS content blocker. Great idea to be able to whitelist some elements but not others on a website. Are you considering supporting other browsers?

Is there a downvote button on this website yet? You could enable it only for Facebook products……

I love the initiative, I just wish it had better specs; this weak Snapdragon is a no-deal for me. The ethical design is something that could make me switch from Apple otherwise…

I didn't expect this to be this cool tbh.

I like that kind of puzzle game that doesn't tell you how to solve it. Kinda similar to Blackbox in the low-level concept. Will test!

Discovered this little utility on a news article from macg.co (French Apple related media) and it is exactly what I was looking for when using Franz or Helium but it actually works. You can put whatever you want on the floating window and access it quickly from any space. The bonus is that I think it's a Safari webview, not yet another Electron app, so it seems light on battery and CPU. Don't...

Coda really is one of my favorite products. It changed the way I view spreadsheets, and it works the way I do as a developer. Congrats on reaching 1.0!

Always nice to see some improvement on a product I use everyday. Although their vision is for you to share the places you've been, I just use it as a diary for myself. Tested a bunch of apps and settled on this more than a year ago, as the check-in process and the whole app are delightful. Also like Foursquare to find places. Keep up the good work!

Coda has saved me so much time normalizing data, and even organizing my business. It's funny because I was struggling with Excel and Numbers just when I received the invite, so I was able to see how much better it is right when I was going through all the typical painpoints of that type of software.So many good concepts:- Columns can have a default value and a column formula, no more dragging...

TBH I used to love Quartz, until it became this optimized for clicks news network. Too many dark patterns to keep me reading more articles when I just come for a specific story.

Congrats! 🎉 Figma is incredible. Coming from Sketch, I'm impressed how better it actually is. Having a cross-platform cloud design tool really is priceless. Keep up the great work! 💪

Well done :) Just two comments: - IMO, Google Maps, TripAdvisor and Facebook are the three most important platforms to support. Consider implementing the other ones carefully. - The footer gets hidden by crisp (yay french tech)