Henry Cooper

Tried WorkBeaver this week and it works as advertised. Worth testing since there's a free trial.

The only catch is that it takes over the whole screen while running. Since it works directly on the computer (not a virtual machine), I can’t really do anything else on my laptop at the same time. So I usually just let it run and use my phone or supervise the automation while waiting.

If it could operate in the background while I multitask, this would be a full 5/5 from me. Still, really solid performance

used sidekick and liked the concept, but a few automations didn’t run as expected. connecting multiple apps was sometimes glitchy, so it still needs some polish.

Could improve by handling complex workflows more reliably, catching errors consistently, and offering clearer feedback when something goes wrong. better support for multi-step automations and smoother app integrations would also make it more dependable for advanced users.

I'm using reddit for years and it’s still my go to place to find real discussions and niche communities. whether it’s tech, memes, or random advice, there’s always something new to read. it’s not perfect, but the mix of humor, honesty, and chaos keeps it interesting every time i scroll.

The mobile app could be smoother, especially with loading comments and switching between threads. also, fewer ads and better moderation tools for smaller communities would make the experience a lot better.