Casey Romkes

Even though tools like Alfred or BetterTouchTool exist that allow for a clipboard, I think Paste is doing this just a lot smarter/nicer - for one thing, it just looks nice! Using different lists, iOS support, not screwing with my universal clipboard al the time, makes it a great app to use. One of the first I install on my mac! Keep up the graet work @stel2k, and happy to support your efforts...

Hi ?makers ! Can't seem to find this one in Germany - any plans to do so? Or is it music licenses bugging you?

It's about time VanMoof S3, Swapfiets and similar products get a good high-end competitor! Can't wait to get this baby going through the city!

The app is absolutely gorgeous on the Apple Watch, it’s been a long quest to find the one app that both fits my needs for CrossFit and for running. This really does it. I’m not an athlete by far, but it makes sport just a little bit more fun again! The customizable interface is something quite hidden but suits everyone’s need! Can’t wait for my next session!

Hi @stevenblom888! been a while, really like the idea! Will test it for the next few days and also ask some people to check it out!

I love Zapier for it's simplicity and quickly being able to protoype ideas, combining workflows, API's and tools. After spending time with Zapier in multiple companies, I can clearly state that their business model probably saved us more money than putting all of this on a developer and validating a business idea. It simply rocks! Pros: Next logical step to Zapier's single chain workflow Cons:...

The hard thing I find, is that Sunsama almost is useless if you use different services than they currently integrate. With the massive amount of tools and services that are offered online, I wonder if there's a user they can actually find fitting to their use case. In my workflow, I need JIRA, Asana, Trello, Meistertask, Apple reminders and culturedcode things to be integrated, to pull all my...

Amazing Bart, also great music! Will love to make vlogs with these! Just a thought, I signed up for the mailing list - no double opt in is required there, please be aware that you _need_ to have that privacy wise. Also, any tracking that happens with download and whatsoever? Couldn't find any privacy policy there. (sorry for the boring talks, but I want to keep this service alive, not killed by...

Tried Layauto but didn't find any real "great USP's" that would make it my replacement for magnet or spectacle, because I didn't find any solution for the following scenario just yet; 1. I work on my laptop in the train or on the way quite a bit, and then just work full screen in apps. 2. I come to my office and have a dual screen setup there, splitting apps in half and using them either...

Would love an invite, always been a big Zapier user, can definitely powerplay this into that!

What an interesting business idea, I loved the product/simplicity you built with addevent.com, and this tool makes a lot of sense too! Looking forward to implementing this into many, many solutions in the future! If I can only think of school schedules, the local gym, the family schedule, up to a car garage managing personal one-to-one appointments with their customers... About that last thing,...

I've been a big timely fan from the first day I've met it, and now it became so much better! I'll make sure my team starts using it to easily create their daily reports! ❤️💙

Did I break it or is it /producthunt that has put it on it's knees?

The flow of diving in a meeting, adding a meeting to a project, and also adding other 'related' meetings to a project is the biggest USP I've seen thus far. I really like the approach (although the visual design could use a bit more polish) and makes my meetings (hopefully!) a lot smarter, faster and goal oriented. What I'd like about Do.com though, is the way that it sends out meeting notes...

24 hours in a 12 hour 'clock' format. I can't get my head around it!

I'm a sucker for these kinds of products. Sign me up already! Edit: For a European user, this adds... Well, lacks context. Also the news is already old before it reaches my morning drowsiness, which makes it slightly more annoying than my alarm clock. The tongue-in-cheek naming convention is nicely done though and makes news a bit more fun, but the interface of the app could use some...

With the absence of something like this in OSX, it's great to be able to change this! Especially when streaming a lot to your stereo system!