Carylyne Chan

Congrats @romanzadyrako! I really like how the product looks and feels. Can you describe a bit more about your design process and how this helps your customers ultimately?

Nice product! I like the index product and think that this could be really great for new crypto investors. I see that the new app will be out tomorrow morning? What are some other new features or financial products which will be coming out in future releases?

Congrats on the launch! I think this is a big problem for businesses who need to connect with their customers on multiple channels, so I'm glad you guys made this. Can you describe a little more about how the routing works on the backend? And do you provision numbers or accounts for your users? It would be really cool if you provisioned all kinds of social channels too, so users need only use...

Hello everyone! We launched Botdesk today, aiming to help small business owners automate their customer support. In less than 5 minutes, SMBs can use their existing FAQ page to generate and launch an AI-powered, customer support chatbot on Botdesk. We have been building bots for enterprises since 2015, and we believe that it can really help smaller businesses too: by answering repetitive FAQ...

I have Oco 1 and can't wait to get an Oco 2! Another great advantage of Oco is that you don't get fake notifications that spam you constantly. It's definitely the best home cam out there in my opinion.

This is an awesome idea! I've always found it difficult to find really focused communities, especially on Twitter. Or annoyingly, you can always tell when it's a bot programmed to add people to lists. Any idea when Android will be available? And is Twitter going to be the only channel (what with all the news going on about fewer MAUs?)

We've also heard some people asking about how we sit relative to Google Inbox's Smart Reply. We think of it more of a complementary product. Smart Reply is more for short responses within 3 to 5 words, while KeyReply is more for responses that are longer and more structured and premeditated. So you can do the quick response, but also complement it with a couple more taps containing more...

This looks amazing! Definitely going to give it a shot - I just started learning design, so this should help a lot. Thanks! :)

This looks awesome! Our team just moved in to an apartment together and we've been finding it hard to keep track of stuff we need to buy at the store. We'll give this a shot. It's interesting to see most of the beta users commenting are more family/female-oriented though - was it a conscious decision to target that particular segment, or just happened to turn out that way?

Really like the idea of beating the price and finding a great stopover at the same time. That's killing two birds with one stone in style.

This seems like a really cool product! I like that there's a purpose behind the design and helps a huge group of people (runners) stay safe. And I think there are lots of ways it can be monetized with branded lights. Hopefully there'll be a diving version of the light sometime in the future too :p

Hello everyone! I'm Carylyne and the maker of SlackDigest. SlackDigest was born out of a weekend hackathon to build something to help us manage the boatloads of Slack messages we get every day, being part of several Slack groups and communities. How SlackDigest intelligently "digests" the Slack channels are based on various basic parameters such as text length, keywords, user, question or not,...

This looks great! Looking forward to more templates, that'll be really helpful.