Nate Smith

Hi everyone! I’m Nate and my buddy Stephen and I built Covid Cards (https://covidcards.us). We wanted an easy way to share Covid-19 related stats for a location via email or social media, which led to the idea for Covid Cards. The concept is simple, you enter your location and we generate an image with basic stats that you can embed or share. This is a passion project and a way for us to help...

This looks interesting. I'd like to see more options to filter packages by language. Also install instructions on the homepage seems like a good idea.

We've been using ContentFly for a couple months now and the quality of the articles has been surprisingly good.

This is absolutely fantastic, thank you for creating it.

Am I the only one that thinks the UI is not great? That giant red button looks ugly.

@alangarrec How do you handle introverts in the office that may be fearful of trying this out for the first time?

I wonder how many people will vote for this because they think it has something to do with the Snap IPO? It's a smart play for SnapShooter to get hunted today.

This is pretty

This looks like a handy tool. I'm excited to try it out.

Ha, I've been working on the exact same thing. Figures ...

This is like crack for the internet ☕️

Can I ask what your end game with a free product like this? Do you plan on using it to promote a paid more feature rich version of the app, or maybe offer in app purchases?

I might be alone here, but I find the UI on these Starbucks apps confusing.

I for one am very excited about this, I've been waiting for it for a while.

This is a cool concept.

I really like how all the pillows at the bottom that you can buy are the same picture.

I like the cat tail by the footer. It's details like this that make it so puuuurfect

This seems like a great tool, but what I think a lot of these companies miss is that by charging money you're actually loosing out on a lot of potential business. This isn't their core product, just a supporting tool that provides value for the community, so why charge for it? From a technical marketing perspective, creating free tools is one of the best ways to grow your business. On the other...

I wonder who the target market for this is. Non-tech-savvy bloggers maybe? For developers it certainly isn't that big of a pain to paste some code into the footer of your site.