Jasmine Lawrence Campbell

It’s been great. I’ve built a number of apps very quickly. The platform has been steadily improving and I run out of credit every month because there so much I want to do with it. My biggest issue is that you’re still charged when the agent introduces silly regressions. I’m also annoyed at the lack of automated testing. The final negative is the lack of a different database for prod vs dev.

I was transitioned to this platform after meander shut down. It’s been the best platform for offering mentorship I’ve experienced in the past 5 years!

I've used the platform for more than 6 months and it's been a great way to connect with mentees and coaching clients. I appreciate that the platform collects reviews and has a low commission. The support channel is also very responsive. They've quickly fixed issues and implemented ideas I've shared to improve the product for my use cases. An area for improvement would be the ability to connect with mentees already on the platform. They have a feature where you can do some outreach but I've had limited success with it. I mostly bring clients to the platform from my own channels. It also still needs to support discounts or coupon codes for clients.

I read about 50 books a year, and most of them are via Libby. This app provides me with audio and Kindle books for free that I borrow from my local libraries. I always have a book on hand when traveling, commuting, or to listen to while doing chores. My most useful features are building my wishlist of books I want to read eventually and the notifications they provide when a book you've put on hold is ready to read. I've delayed the delivery of a book and even extended the loan on a book that took me longer than expected with just a few clicks. The app experience is very straightforward. I recommend this for anyone serious about reading more and spending less on physical books.

I cook at home about 3-4 days per week. I've been using Yummly for at least eight years. I first started using Yummly because I wanted to build a digital recipe book. I was looking for quick and easy things to make when I first graduated college. It's helped me do that and push myself to try more complex recipes by providing guided walkthroughs. My favorite feature of Yummly is searching for recipes based on the ingredient I already have in my kitchen. These 'pantry-ready recipes' help me avoid food waste and be more creative about what to cook. The only drawback is that the link to the recipe instructions often takes you to different websites that can be covered in ads, and hard to navigate to the directions.

I'm Sr. Product Manager and poet. I've used Grammarly for a few years now. Initially, I used it to help me avoid making silly mistakes in emails. I keep using it because it also has helped me edit long-form blog posts and even poetry. It goes beyond fixing spelling mistakes and supports you with diversifying your vocabulary, improving sentence structure for readability, and achieving your desired tone. I recommend it for other writers and for anyone who is regularly emailing and wants to improve their professionalism and clarity.