Boris Berenberg

Excited to see how it evolves

I was looking for something like this the other day. Found sqliteviz(https://lana-k.github.io/sqliteviz/) which can be installed as a Chrome app, and Plotly Falcon (https://github.com/plotly/falcon) which both work well. Both are 100% free.

Did you copy the Muzzle landing page?

Site freaks out with a browser at 1280px wide on Safari.

Seems really similar to Meeter. Their team has been super responsive and have improved the app consistently since launching a few weeks ago.

If we use WebDataRocks and we like it, how easy is it to upgrade to a paid flexmonster license later? Do they have relatively similar APIs? Drop in?

So a paid version of https://www.producthunt.com/posts/amphetamine-3 ? Always good to have options on the market, but I don't understand the main differentiator here.

App doesn't seem to support a password manager on signup.

"Maybe One Day We'll Be Seen On" to use peoples logos is a great way to tell me you're unethical.

Can you give me a place to sign up for Switch release notification?

How do you handle privacy issues with the data which is provided to you?

How are you doing the transcription? AWS? Yourself? Your GDPR docs say that we need to explicitly request a list of Sub-processors.

Seems like a great use case for a good product idea. Unfortunately it seems to have a poor buying process. I keep looking at Focals every time they come up and it means: 1. Go to store (I am local fortunately) 2. Pay some % of the cost I guess? Not clear on their website. 3. Wait some amount of time to manufacture. Duration is not clear on their website. 4. Go to store again to pick up

Can your team write technical blogs? We've tried services like this in the past and they produced what I consider "low value SEO spam" similar to the content on your sample page.

Does this charge the user a fee? If not, where do you make money?

I am not seeing anything in the Debug console. Am I misunderstanding how to use this?

Why should I switch from Calendly to this?

Most of these services have issues with getting texts from short codes. How have you addressed this issue?

I feel like I have seen Jacques in the past. Is he based on a comic or cartoon?