Kin Chu

I really appreciate how easy Jotform makes building online forms; gathering data securely from any device and doing things like surveys or payments feels totally hassle-free.

VibeFlow seems really impressive. It turns prompts into full-stack web apps and has n8n-style visual workflows for the backend, making it easy to adjust and grow app logic as ideas change.

Obsidian feels like a thoughtful writing app that bends to how you work—local storage for quick, offline access and tons of plugins to tailor it make it feel really personal.

Warestack seems like a reliable tool for keeping code releases secure—setting up protection rules in plain English and integrating smoothly with common tools makes it feel really practical for teams.

Jamocracy seems like a fun twist on Spotify parties—letting everyone add and vote on tracks makes the vibe feel more inclusive, and the customizable settings are a nice touch for personalizing the fun.

Gemini feels like Google’s strong take on advanced AI, handling text, images, code, and more smoothly—definitely a solid option for varied tasks.

Blur It seems super handy for keeping private stuff hidden when sharing screens—love that it’s a simple Chrome extension that gets the job done without hassle.

When I first started using it, I found it quite novel, but after a few days of use, it felt more like a short-video app. It has creative ideas and unique features, yet it seems more like an auxiliary function of TikTok or Instagram. If social platforms with a large user base launch such voting features, this app will lose all its competitiveness. Meanwhile, many votes have no users, making them meaningless, and some voting questions are of low quality. However, since the essence of Choosr is a social app, these issues are common in every social media platform.

Chrome stands out for its fast startup speed and efficient handling of multiple tabs. The extension store offers a rich variety of functional plugins, such as office assistants and web tools. Its cross-device synchronization feature enables real-time syncing of browsing history across multiple terminals, making it suitable for scenarios requiring multi-device collaboration. There are several practical drawbacks: it has high memory consumption, with devices with 8GB RAM prone to excessive system resource usage when opening over 10 tabs. Account login status remains synced in incognito mode, leaving room for privacy protection improvements. Nevertheless, its extension ecosystem and cross-platform compatibility remain significant advantages. Users prioritizing memory management optimizations are recommended to continue using it.

Great app, but the random play when not paying to use it is a bit annoying, I can accept adverts and such, when I only want to listen to a certain song, it's put in the middle of a random list of songs, that's a bit of a waste of time, I've been forced to listen to a lot of other songs in order to listen to one, that's bad, I'd rather choose to go and listen to it or watch adverts to listen to this one designated one song. I'd rather listen to or watch adverts to hear that particular song. Or maybe it would be better to add an option for the user to choose whether to watch adverts or play randomly.

Undoubtedly the best email to use, the simplest example is that most of the apps registration support Gmail one-click login, no need to register a new account, it's really convenient.

Remio note-taking software in action: a reliable co-pilot Seriously, this software can greatly improve productivity. You can quickly capture useful information + highlight key points, which is a great time saver when preparing and summarising a meeting before it, and also convenient for my daily access. All data exists on your own computer, so you can operate offline and don't have to worry about leaking important information. With Ai's assistance, when looking for relevant information, I can ask Ai directly without having to look for it slowly. Personally, I hope to speed up the launch of the Windows version!