Johan Nyström

I’ve spent time in a few large codebases where figuring out how things connect is harder than reading the code itself. What I found interesting here is that Kodingo seems aware of the project structure and how different parts relate to each other. The explanations grounded in the actual code, not generic answers that could apply anywhere. That kind of context is what usually takes the longest...

What caught my attention here is the decision to avoid bank connections altogether. I’ve had sync issues create more confusion than clarity in the past, so having full control over what gets entered feels refreshing. Interested to see how this works for longer-term tracking, but the approach feels thoughtful.

I have a quick question, will the site stay free in the future or do you plan to add pricing or subscriptions for these tools?

Trying to stay on a healthy diet is such a headache sometimes. Recipes always have stuff I don’t want or can’t eat. This looked kinda helpful because you can just tell it what you want changed and it fixes it for you. Might make eating clean a bit easier ngl.

You know what, MyLens for Youtube gave me a bit of a shock in a good way. I tried it on a long video I’d been avoiding for days and I got what I needed in minutes. It just makes watching stuff feel lighter, not a big task. Honestly, fair play to you lot for making something that actually takes stress off people.

This tool useful for teams that want to see how their brand shows up in AI answers. Most tools still stop at google, but that’s not where everything happens now. I like that it tracks both mentions and sources, that’s usually the hardest part to figure out on your own.