Corey Crossfield

Max's 100DaysOfNoCode Challenge is a fantastic entrance into the fascinating world of no-code. The community he's been able to build around the platform is amazing and always super helpful when you have a question about anything related to no-code. Congrats on the PH launch Max!

Venture Hacks meets Wirecutter for Creators.

This is so incredibly useful. Nice work mate!

Super cool concept but I don't quite understand why to use this as an alternative to iMovie.

This is really neat. It would be really cool if this extended to owning pieces of media as well such as music or movies.

Just tried it out and have to say for last minute tickets it is very easy to use. Most of the places doing last minute tickets cost far too much money!

Very cool! This would be super easy to utilize for virtually any artist I work with. Going to test it out.

@_mikefrancis Can you please make this into an app? This would 100% be acquired by one of the DSPs for a good amount.

Will you be including any sort of podcasting platform functionality in this?

This is the most useful music product I have seen on Product Hunt. Coming from someone who literally makes playlists on each DSP for a living this will be incredibly handy. Nice work @yuvalzil!

This reminds me a lot of Touch Notes. Love the ability to take a digital product and make it tangible.

This is really cool!

I think it is definitely in the right direction for socialization of streaming and I see the homage to Turntable.fm but it lacks the collaborative element a streaming app needs. Are you building out the ability to collaborate on these playlists?

As someone who has predominantly worked with artists on the management side, this is by far the most simple and innovative solution for artists to engage with fans on a big streaming service. Pandora's marketing platform allows more interaction between artists and their listeners than any of the other DSPs. This just adds another layer for them to customize their playlists and give fans...

This is really cool. Like a moving bitmoji and allows folks to create with it. Limited by it's use of just Pixel devices but in execution very elegant.

Like the idea but again where's the socialization. It feels like you're creating a solution for a problem that doesn't really exist. Build out a cross function that allows people to do more than just play music. Where's the socialization? Where's the ability for the artist to share music with fans? There's nothing about this that is any different from the myriad of other products. If you have...

I think you could be doing so much more with this product. Like the initial idea. I would say invest in building out a series of discovery playlists on Spotify. You would be able to build a really cool network of artists who are up and coming and could leverage that into a service or even a platform.

It's becoming quite apparent that the existing digital subscription platforms (DSPs) lack a certain elegance and social element. Your music player seems to be well designed but I think it's missing an inherent value proposition: social. I can discover music on Apple Music albeit through their clunky process but where is the social factor? Can I build for instance playlists with my friends?...