Ivan Wong

Is anyone else testing the latest version of Beautiful.ai, with Powerpoint export, custom fonts and a bunch of other useful features (mostly on the paid Pro plan)? Would love to hear your feedback. I've taken a quick look, and so far really love what I see. The power of churning out beautiful presentations quickly, together with the ability to post-edit in Powerpoint is a big incentive for me...

It can potentially replace my Clarify, ActivePresenter and CloudApp combo for producing and publishing annotated screenshots. Pros: Unique features that more than replaces the current screenshot annotation software I'm using. Cons: Found some UX quirks and a WordPress posting issue.I'm told the WordPress issue is fixed in the next release.

I currently use Clarify for static screenshots, and was intrigued by the ability to auto-record screenshots. Nice features, but it is too buggy for me - crashes when I open the Post Info screen of Export As WordPress Document on my Mac. I will definitely re-visit it as it gets more stable on Mac.

Sitebulb is just coming out of beta, and looks to be a robust addition to any SEO's arsenal of tools. I've used just about every SEO crawler on the market (Screaming Frog, Deep Crawl, Website Auditor etc). I've been testing Sitebulb over the last few weeks and found it gets the job done well, and presents a unique set of actionable insights and visualizations that should unlock great value for...

The UI looks great. Testing now - so far the Shopify on-boarding has been smooth. Are any integrations possible for retailers who are currently pre-dominantly offline (with access to external POS, loyalty systems), or who might not have the 5,000 online orders threshold indicated in your help docs?

Is the functionality similar to that provided by Grammarly? If not, what does it do different? Thanks.

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Nice service! Unfortunately the discount is no longer active.

I like the interface, but am wondering how this might differ from an app like DaisyDisk, or Sierra's built-in large file finder?