Christine Renee

I sort of wanted Kittl to stay unknown so it could be my unfair advantage, but I guess I have to share it with the world. Seriously though, it's a great tool. I've been using it for awhile now (since before the name change) and I love it. It's fun to use and makes me look like I know what I'm doing.

very interesting...

1. IFTTT (poor man's Zapier) 2. YouTube Premium (because I've been doing a lot of video curation for a project I'm working on and those ads were slowing me down) 3. Mailchimp 4. Netflix 5. Adobe Creative Cloud Until recently I also had Hulu and Amazon prime but I try to drop subscriptions if I'm either using them too much and need to break the habit or not enough to be worth it.

I love this idea. If it can be really accurate, it would be super useful for anyone who wants to track their calories. But I hope you will also include macro and micro nutrition because that's important too. I also think it could be popular as a social platform. People love sharing pictures of their meals.

In the US, they are in NYC, New Jersey, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., San Francisco, Seattle, and Portland, OR so far and plan on expanding to more cities soon.

Too Good To Go is launching in Chicago today but it's already in 8 other US cities and a bunch of cities in Europe and (I think) Canada. I'm a sucker for mystery grab bags and I hate wasting (especially food) so this app was made for me. I'm just surprised it hasn't been hunted already.

I love this idea so much because taking my cat to the vet is miserable for both of us.

Nice! I could see this being one of the handful of chrome extensions that I use every day.

Beautifully done! I also wish it was available globally.

Looks beautiful. I'm giving you an upvote even though I don't live in London. Would definitely buy from you if you delivered to me.

Love this! There's something meditative about it.

I have a regular compost bin in my backyard but I'm tempted to get this to handle compostable plastic. I do have two concerns: 1) how much electricity it uses and 2) what the quality of the finished compost is. Can you use it on edible plants? Does it have any of the beneficial bacterial and fungal life you get in regular compost? Even if the end product isn't perfect compost for a vegetable...

I was just thinking about whether people will continue wearing masks after the pandemic is over. Maybe we'll all be so used to it that it will feel strange to be in crowds without one. Plus, I guess it's good to be prepared for the next pandemic.

I know this isn't new, but it's still a very good way to learn Sheets and I can't believe t doesn't have more upvotes!

There is so much I love about this! Everything looks wholesome and delicious and the price point is great. i hope it's wildly successful in California so you'll bring it here to Chicago.

This looks awesome, but are you planning on expanding to other categories? I would love to be able to find sponsors for my gardening newsletter. (It's not cannabis-related, in spite of my profile pic. Just regular gardening.)