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Edward Woodcockleft a comment
You should probably charge for this, even if it's like $10
HumaaansMix-&-match illustrations of humans with a design library.
Edward Woodcockleft a comment
I’d say to aspire to be on this list one should be optimising for more than only vanity units like producthunt votes and twitter followers. Difference or impact made is ideally what you’d want to measure, whether that’s total user count, downloads, revenue, blog page views, YouTube watches, number of book readers, speaking gigs, etc. Total staff count also important as a positive and deduction....
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Upvoting as I'm the target market for this and love that the niche is being addressed. Honest feedback of my first thoughts though: - How do I trust this product to do my accounting for me? - You don't have the proof of time like Xero or Freeagent, so there's got to be some kind of other trust signal eg: > Do any of the founders have accounting experience or are accredited? > Is there any...
RemoteOneTime tracking & invoicing for Remote Freelancers
Edward Woodcockleft a comment
Awesome work Steph! Expect an incoming donation.
EunoiaWords that don't translate
Edward Woodcockleft a comment
Just think of the karma.
Dollar Confession ClubThe fessions sessions - Someone's fessed-up. $1 to read it.
The last visitor to the site admitted something. $1 lets you read it, and submit your own.
Dollar Confession ClubThe fessions sessions - Someone's fessed-up. $1 to read it.
Edward Woodcockleft a comment
Dinghy's slick user experience has been built completely from scratch with a React front-end and Ruby on Rails back-end. We've designed the platform to solve an extremely complicated problem in a beautifully simple way, and allows us to rapidly add-on more benefits to customers as we listen to and respond to their needs. Happy to answer any questions about our tech stack, so please do ask away...
DinghyFreelancer insurance that's faster, cheaper and fairer
Edward Woodcockleft a comment
Hi All. I am immensely proud to announce Dinghy, insurance for freelancers. Finally, freelancers have a fair deal when it comes to insurance, with the ability to pause their cover when they’re not working or on holiday. What isn't used, isn't paid for - it's that simple, as insurance should be. My co-founders @ben_wilks, @robghartley and I have collectively been freelancers ourselves for well...
DinghyFreelancer insurance that's faster, cheaper and fairer
A completely new approach to insurance for freelancers - faster, cheaper & fairer protection. For the first time, freelancers take full control - customising or freezing cover as their work changes. B-Corp Pending, Dinghy is committed to making insurance a social good. Away with faceless corporate tankers! Welcome to flexible insurance with a heart
DinghyFreelancer insurance that's faster, cheaper and fairer
Edward Woodcockleft a comment
Long been needed. Fantastic stuff.
TouchpaperA toolkit to help startups work with corporates more easily.
Edward Woodcockleft a comment
Tinder + Messenger...
Startup BreedingFind genius ideas for your next startup
Edward Woodcockleft a comment
Finally!
GitHub Unlimited Private RepositoriesGitHub.com now include unlimited private repositories
Edward Woodcockleft a comment
Just installed it. Exactly what I need - nice one!
KlokA quick and handy time zone converter widget for iOS
Edward Woodcockleft a comment
Damn. I literally need this right now (I'm already out of the place, but my current sublet leaves in a month) - but you don't accept individual rooms. :(
FlatbookWe pay your rent while you're away, guaranteed.
Edward Woodcockleft a comment
Ha, reminds me of lolcommits (http://mroth.github.io/lolcommits/) - takes a selfie everytime you commit code.
Automatic Selfie AppGet selfie every time you open MacBook lid
Edward Woodcockleft a comment
http://fleksy.com/ For anyone not on the US Apple store.
Fleksy (iOS app) The fastest, most accurate, most fun way to type.
Edward Woodcockleft a comment
I'm not sure where it lies on their roadmap, but I love the idea of a unified access 'key'. E.g. Authorise the person owning this LinkedIn profile to enter the building between these times on this date. If the same access card (or NFC device) I use to get into my own office could be used to get into anywhere else that I'm authorised - that would massively simplify things.
Envoy VisitorsThe easiest way to sign in visitors.
Edward Woodcockleft a comment
Ah this will be really useful for tracking when tickets become (re)-available. Last Glastonbury festival I used something similar (but not as good as this) to track and notify me as soon as one of the pre-pitched camping slots changed from 'Sold out' to a quantity-dropdown based on another customer refunding their own booking.
MonitorbookEasily track anything on the web
Edward Woodcockleft a comment
This will actually be really useful within my team at work for sharing shared login credentials / API keys without any associated 'giveaway' context. To date we'd used post-it notes (which would then be binned) - not so good for remote workers.
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