Trevor Lohrbeer

Fascinating talking with the virtual @rrhoover. Since I've been doing a podcast with ChatGPT as a co-host for the past 7 months, I decided to see how it felt interviewing the virtual Ryan. You can see the result here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4IzQ8GozI8 Jump to around 3:15 if you want to skip the intro and get straight to the interview. Like someone else mentioned, he gets an Australian...

I like the concept, but the design is confusing and hard to read. First, if you're going to provide a dark mode, please provide a light mode. There's a reason that writing for most of history has been black text on a white background. Dark mode is hard for some of us to read, especially with the design you've chosen. Second, the design is extremely confusing. It's not quickly obvious where one...

I cannot support this launch. I was sent an unsolicited bulk email to support this launch. As a reminder, unsolicited bulk commercial email aka "cold email" is SPAM. If you send these emails, you are a spammer. To be clear, this was not an individually sent email. It was sent via ActiveCampaign to myself and likely hundreds or thousands of others. This is not the way Product Hunt is supposed to...

Another web app is Day Optimizer, which uses a 3-step guided workflow to help you build a daily schedule with your time blocks. Features include marking tasks as Done Today vs Done Forever (with all tasks not marked Done Forever rolling over to the next day), automatic import of appointments from your calendar (with the ability to allocate extra time for travel, prep & wrap time), ability to...

Why is it that every time a new one of these voice apps is released, the web site only describes what it does? The web is multimedia. Please provide samples to listen to on your home page. Otherwise, the assumption is that your technology isn't actually good enough to demo. Besides the fact that this tool is Windows only, so there's no way for a non-Windows user to decide if it's a useful tool...

It's nicely designed and has some good information & tips. But it states opinions as principles, often saying "this is what should always be done" rather than "this is useful in these circumstances", with some examples going against web usability principles. While useful for inspiration, don't apply the techniques blindly. Use to expand your design palette, not to restrict it.

Looks interesting, but why the limit on only 5 apps in the sidebar for the free version? I have way more than 5 apps that I use regularly. It's not worth trying out if that's going to be the limitation before needing to upgrade to Team edition, which I otherwise wouldn't need. FYI, I downloaded and installed it. Opened the app and it immediately asked me to create an account. That, combined...

Looks good, but couldn't get Gumroad to work. Tried to purchase both via a credit card and via PayPal, on both Chrome and Firefox, but got errors every time.

So I don't understand why you went through all the trouble to create an explainer video, but did no work to provide a simple demo of the product? If it works as great as you say it does, then *show* that it does, stop telling people that it does. There's a lot of trust required to install an extension, and you haven't earned that trust with your web site. Everyone claims to have amazing...