Ethan Glover

Why are you calling this an operating system? It's an app.

This could do with some more thorough explanation about what it actually does. I don't understand how anything in the "Fence helps you to avoid..." section works. Payment Security: BitDefender has a custom secure browser (SafePay) that runs in fullscreen mode to tackle this problem. It's explained in great detail here: https://www.bitdefender.com/consumer/support/answer/2051/ What does a chrome...

Social sites are the worst project you can work on. And a direct copy of reddit? Why? This looks like a weekend project. jQuery and Bootstrap... Certainly not a serious thing that's built to last. In which case, what is it doing on Product Hunt?

"Looking forward to hearing some feedback" This is just prettify and a screenshot.

This is pretty fun, and well made.

This is what Replika has been doing for years. I can't say it works any better than any other guided system.

Hm, I saw this and I was hoping for an alternative to Everything Search. But it just searches across apps. :/ Everything caches the memory location of every file on your computer for instant search. I suppose the advantage here is searching cloud services for files you don't have downloaded. But a "try now" button that leads to a sign up form is a big turn off for me.

I'll be honest, I fall for these every time.

Is clicking on 'search' supposed to do something? It doesn't. :( Sounds like other people are having issues with that. It's a great idea though.

This is really great. The steps you're taking to make sure members feel like a part of the project make this stand out.

I've seen a few of these pop up. They tend to be web crawlers that don't have up to date pricing or menus. Maybe an app that just opens other apps, something like that. Because these food delivery services don't have open API's. Google has orderfood.google.com that does this, it's pretty limited in my area. Basically just Postmates and 7-Eleven Now. Very rarely you might see Doordash pop in....

:) Among Us has been a joy. Imagine the person that insists on taking the time to get all possible information down before moving on though. XD This first person that says, "Hang on, I need to consult my Notion template." is instant sus.

Nice. This is well done.

This is pretty cool. This is the kind of thing I'm looking for when I open 10 google search results in separate tabs assuming none of them will clearly explain the question I'm asking. A question though, what's the sign up for? And why does it need full access to my GH account?

I love this. Even if I get back cursed images of myself.

For those curious, signing up for a mysterious newsletter gets you a Notion note with some youtube videos attached. Basically an ebook.

This is a great idea. Although it feels like there are 1 million food diary apps, each with one feature. I'd love to see one really get some time and effort put into it to start incorporating more than one thing (does this fit my diet?, nutrition tracking, weight tracking, recipe finding, shopping list, etc). Any similar app that had just two features would really stand out.

This seems petty useful, is there a mailing list for Windows?

No GitHub? :/ This is a pretty nice tool though.

This is really neat. I wish I had a use for it right now. lol It's definitely going in the bookmarks for use later. Great idea.