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Hey i'm jean co-founder of StoreManager here. Would love to have your feedback on this tool. We aim to improve the product a lot since we are poweruser of this tool, but would love to have many more people on the boat !
StoreManager - App Stores AutomationAutomate localization and pricing on Apple & Google Play
Publishing apps globally takes ~10 hours per release: switching 40+ language tabs, researching PPP pricing for 175 territories, uploading screenshots one locale at a time.
StoreManager cuts this to 5 minutes with:
• AI Localization: translate & auto-fill ASC/Play in 40+ languages
• PPP Pricing: fair prices across 175+ territories, auto-snapped to tiers
• Batch Screenshots: drop all localized screenshots, auto-sorted by locale
StoreManager - App Stores AutomationAutomate localization and pricing on Apple & Google Play
Jean Willameleft a comment
Ah nice idea ! I would like to try it but I'm not able to login apparently
NarrowA better inbox for LinkedIn users
Jean Willameleft a comment
Congrats on the launch @julien_ouchene1 this is such a nice piece of software, the UI is really smooth, can't wait to see the future update, do you have any roadmap ? :)
Uplyt.ioSmarter Google Analytics, better website performance
Jean Willameleft a comment
Sadly Claude Opus 4 is on the MAX plan on Cursor :( But I can already see more relevant content from my claude desktop project either.
Anthropic releases Claude 4- what do you think?
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The painful success of fast-built MVPs
Hey guys, I've spent the last year building MVPs using no-code/low-code tools ( @n8n @Retool @Softr etc.) to validate ideas quickly before committing to full development cycles. My take is that these tools have been game-changers for speed, but I've noticed a pattern that's rarely discussed : The faster you can build, the harder it becomes to know when to stop iterating and start rebuilding....
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Hey, I guess there's AI to identify security breach (don't have any name, but i feel I've already see that) but yeah Cursor don't really have an agent to identify that (if you are using this). Personally, I got a software engineer in my team so it helps. but since we use basic solutions (Vercel, Supabase, Cloudfare...) there is a pretty good basic protection. And final test is to ask a software...
How do you make sure your products are secure after vibecoding it entirely or partially?
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Jean Willameleft a comment
Hey, I'm maybe not a good example but I keep and track my subscriptions in a Google Sheets, it helps me to understand where my money goes each month and how much it coast me yearly, maybe not the best but tbh it works for me ahah And yeah, I use Bitwarden as a password manager for me and my team.
How do you track all the digital tools, domains & subscriptions you’ve bought over the years?
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Jean Willameleft a comment
Currently working on process-flow.io to revolutionize the way company document their procedure ! There is so much to do ! This weekend, we are working on the Chrome extension to allow users to bring their processes to where the work truly happens! Happy building :)
🛠️ What are you building this weekend? Share your ideas 🧠 Get feedback 💬
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Jean Willameleft a comment
Interesting tool, congrats on the launch team @Amurex , btw do you have any roadmap with others implementation ? Do you aim to integrate Slack in example ? :)
AI Knowledge Search by AmurexOne search. Your emails, docs, notes - all connected.
Jean Willameleft a comment
I would say I'm lucky to know my co-founder @titouan_de_dain from real life, but if it wasn't the case, I would definitely be close to startup communities in my city ! My take is that people working at startups are more likely to become entrepreneurs themselves and are mostly tech curious, especially in software development :)
How did you find your co-founder? [and where to look for?] 🙂
Jean Willameleft a comment
Hey @busmark_w_nika thanks for the topic! As a Produc and after trying so many productivity hacks, I finally found that the simplest tool that actually works to get your sh*t done is the most useful ahah. My day-to-day workflow centers on Linear for general products organization, Notion for documentation (combined with ProcessFlow, I'm biased since I built it I guess :D ), Google Calendar for...
Founders, makers or marketers. What tools do you use for your work and daily operations?
Jean Willameleft a comment
Hey here's our tagline : "Turn your processes into clear, visual guides in minutes." Please roast me ! :) https://www.process-flow.io/
🔥 Community Tagline Roast - Let's fix some taglines
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I'm a huge fan of Cursor personally but this news is really exciting ! This will improve the vibe coding domain a lot !
Good vibesss all around: OpenAl to Buy Startup Windsurf for $3 Billion
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I think local apps still have their place for performance-critical tools like Cursor or when security is paramount. In my niche, competitors offer desktop versions mainly for security reasons, but it's definitely a secondary offering (not their lead product). As both a user and maker, I've found web apps are the priority while desktop versions serve specific needs that browsers can't handle as...
Is It Crazy to Build a Local App in a Browser-First, AI-Driven World?
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