Glenn Töws

Local transcription and data storage is a game changer - and it's packed up in a pretty product as well. Awesome job 👏

This thing is absolutely awesome, if you want to build a nice looking animation without having any skills in video editing or animation building. Already used it a couple times and with the ability to re-prompt or "make it auto-pretty", you pretty much always get a very usable result.

When trying to submit something it's very frustrating to first select the "I'll wait but do it for free" option only to then be prompted to pay 99 dollars.

Nice! I like that the tool looks very minimalistic and just gives you the most important tools in your hand. I can also imagine that it's a good way to jump-start adoption of new features. A question: Do you have automated integrations with other dev-platforms etc. that help you with creating these posts etc. so that there's no need to manage content that should be pushed out manually?

Absolutely crazy. It's basically the shadcn/ui approach taken to the next level, and I love it <3

Awesome! It's great to see a project that makes it easier to also tackle hardware topics, especially since the tools I know from my time at university were all quite old and hard to grasp. Will check it out once I have time for my next IoT hobby project!

That's nice! The idea of rewarding activity - especially in open source projects - is great. But I have two feedback points with potentially issues: - The idea suffers from the "platform" approach. You need a lot of people on your app to have a relevant leaderboard with significant rewards (Project visibility is great if the audience is big). That's not inherently bad, but it will be hard to...

Wow. Simple but powerful. Great!!

It looks very promising for simple MVPs, but for me, it sadly didn't really work out. It always responded with an error.

Great, now the only thing left to do is to create a "brainrot" version that puts the content into TTS and overlays it on top of a Minecraft speedrun or Subway Surfers and I might actually start reading news again :D

To be fair, for the first shot I think this is absolutely great. Documenting work and and making it understandable for outsiders is always hard, so having an easy option to do so is amazing! I think your tool would benefit from having a few more "deterministic" internal steps or improved prompting. I tested it on: https://gitdiagram.com/mdx-edito... Which to be fair is not the easiest code base...

What Is your ICP? I mean it's absolutely great for me as an average customer that sells something used every now and then, but I imagine that for most B2C customers, the 30 credits monthly would be enough. Who would you target for the priced packages? Asking just out of curiosity :)

The UI is great and the generated images do work well, but just asking about the future of this product: How's your team planning to differentiate Dreamina from other competitors. What is your unfair advantage?