Emilie

As a former music producer, I love this, that's so useful! In your roadmap, you mention the feature to require people to enter an email address to listen to a track, I think that's something you should add as soon as possible, because that's such a great idea.

Very interesting product, I've got a question though: let's say your product catches up and every major tech company start using it to filter new potentially fraudulent accounts? Especially the 20 services you check to verify the legitimacy of the email address... Then it'd be impossible for new users to register anywhere your product is used. Similarly, what if someone uses their own domain...

I'd be interested to try it out, but unfortunately I'm on Android, do you plan on making a version for it down the line?

I've been thinking about it since the day you posted, and I think my word is STRUGGLE, I feel a lot of compassion for all the workers in this late-stage capitalism era, but also for the populations under attack by abusive states, which isn't surprising given our era; seeking for permanent growth in a finite world (which is the ideology of the cancer cell btw) can only lead to conflicts.

Hey, I've always loved tracking apps, not sure why, haha! However I've got a question that may interest your users, especially those in the US right now since abortion rights are under threat. I've read your privacy policy, and while you allow users to use the app anonymously, you also specify that you will comply with law enforcement in case they request one of your user's data, and data from...

Ok, after playing for almost two weeks now, I have other ideas you could add: negative targets (easy to implement), and targets that requires going to negative numbers as a step to reach the positive target, for example with this week's numbers: 2, 5, 6, 7, a way to reach 24 could be ((( 5 - 7 ) * 2 ) * ( - 6 )), but that'd require allowing people to press the minus operator after they pressed...

I love this, this such an amazing idea! Do you plan on making an Android version as well? Also, the button to get to the app store could be improved, because unless you hover the text, you can click the button all you want and it does nothing, that's because you put an anchor element inside a button element, the way to fix this issue is to remove the button element and to make the anchor...

It's been a few days, and I keep playing, and today was the first time I got an extra point for speed (I think I could have gotten one yesterday), haha, I'm having a lot of fun!

The website appears a bit broken, but the game is still really fun, got all of the challenges right and on target (so 6 points), the last one was a bit more challenging, loved it!

I'm wondering the same, I don't get social media at all, so I'd be happy to get advice too, haha! That said, to partially answer your question, I'm used to make my own marketing material, I recently started using AI, but only for inspiration, rarely to generate final content. And I'm used to do things on my own, I think I'm kind of scared to outsource marketing because I want things to be done...

I'm personally more inclined towards social causes over profit, most of my projects start from a desire to improve other's lives, therefore I usually price my products in a way that covers the operational costs and generates a small profit to cover for rainy days, trying to stay as low as possible to benefit the most people. But that doesn't mean I've not had projects that were purely to make...

This is amazing, from what I've tried it worked pretty well! It seems to generate a lot of flowers for made up words or words that aren't English, haha! However, if there's one improvement I'd add to the website, is adding feedback to the "download" button as once we click there's a delay where it seems nothing is going on, it led me to clicking it multiple times, later realizing it was working...

Interesting, I didn't know there could be so many errors while Google indexes a website, I learned something today! Right now it appears my websites rank first, so I'm good, but I'll keep your tool in mind for the future in case I ever need it, I'll be happy to support you with a monthly subscription instead of a one-time payment.

This is neat! I'm thinking, if you want to improve on it: add a way to enter custom numbers. While keeping the current default steps for quick estimates, add an advanced option. And you could also account for recurring monthly subscriptions in the product price section, as well as deducting the operational costs of running the business.

Oooh, this looks fun! I've been using Postman for work, I'll try Postam for entertainment, haha!

This is amazing! One thing I have to alert you about though is the GDPR, if, when submitting our email address to access a course, we're automatically signed up to a newsletter, that'll be a massive legal issue in the EU, the rules are that users have to explicitly sign up for it; an empty checkbox to sign up for the newsletter is the way to go, an already checked box is against the rules, it...

This is epic! I feel like this could be useful to real estate agents too, if you made a mobile app they could give ideas to potential buyers how the now empty home could look like live during a visit, helping them project themselves, and therefore increasing the likelihood of a sale! Or an AR app, after mapping the house, they could transport visitors to the furnished home through an AR headset...

10/10, I love counting stuff, I count all the time, haha! Absolutely love the minimalist design! And you even included keyboard shortcuts, amazing! Maybe add the Escape key to reset the counter?

Looking sleek! Do you plan on shipping to Android some day? I currently use another interval timer app, but I'd like to give yours a try.

I've considered including ads in one of my projects once, however, I couldn't find the right type of ads, I needed audio ads, and no service seemed to offer these at the time, so if you're looking for a niche, consider adding audio ads to your service, podcasts are the hot thing nowadays!