Boris Karulin

Hey ProductHunt! 🐱 I'm a big fan of Telegram and sometimes I make bots that can help me in every day needs. This one was intended to save media content from Reddit posts and Twitter statuses but then I decided to move further and come up with an alternative to popular thread parsers. Generally I'm happy with the result. It has been here for a while and now I can show it to the public. First, go...

Browsing App Store was always a mess for me. I think it's better to know a bit of great apps daily than trying to find everything at one go. This is a concept of app|dgst. You get familiar with apps and games day by day in a minimal email newsletter. One can select platform (iOS/Mac), kind of content (Apps/Games) and time of delivery.

Great work! Would be interesting to know the tech background of Carrd.

No more junk added when somebody asks you to copy files on his thumb drive.

Why don't just use the Responsive Design Mode in Safari (Alt+Cmd+R)? Other browsers have similar features too.

This is one I made in order to get familiar with OS X and Swift development as I was working on the iOS/Objective-C before. I guess this little tool can help some people, so I released it to public. I used Apple's Image Capture tool as a base for the UX/design. And yes, now I know the year-old story of @duplikey and his InstaTake. So I'm prepared for Instagram's angry mail.