Keith Mander

Smart idea! Creating an entire app from a prompt is neat, but as a layman, it's quite easy to forget (or not know) what features that a marketplace app must have – so this really mitigates that risk. I wonder what other general app ideas could do with that type of framework?

Makes a lot of sense. Marketplaces are notoriously tricky business models to pull off. Although the potential upside can significant, if you do strike product-market-fit. So you want to spend the least amount of effort building the tech so that you can test the core concept ASAP before investing a lot of time into it.

Nice simple idea that's perfectly executed. I'd love to see something similar for some B2B workflows (like creating tasks in Asana or so).

Looks brilliant. Looking to get my teeth into it over the coming days.

I was lucky to have access to a beta version and found it to be a super impressive add-on. Forever bugged me that Google Trends didn't have any absolute numbers on the axis, so that alone is a game-changer. My favourite feature is to set alerts – I work in e-commerce and want to know as soon as some trends pop. Great makers too – can see solid progress and willingness to deeply speak with users...

Very cool. A free video every month is a good way to check-in on your site and make incremental improvements. Then every once in a while order a bunch of videos to fast-track testing of something new. As an Amazon-seller, I think it's really a huge untapped area to see tests strictly designed for Amazon – would love to see more of that.

Superb work here, Chris. Such information was historically behind $$ walled-gardens. To their credit, a lot of countries are now adapting quickly to the new normal, and it's great to have a single resource with the latest options/info.

Such a neat idea. I really like that you can toggle the number of words translated and then aim to increase that over time. Would be interesting if it were possible to instruct the app to only translate words that are most often used in that language. There's often lists of most frequent word usage that can be found online. For someone new to a language, it makes sense to concentrate first on...

Really neat idea! I'm sure it'd helped my studies if it were available back then. How are you finding it coping with other background noise in a crowded lecture room? Would you suggest for users to put their phone close to lecturer? Or can the app discard voices other than a "target" voice?

Outrageously well executed in Berlin; scooters available everywhere, superb app, and seamless experience.

Booked immediately for an upcoming stay in London. Superb idea, especially where in London where "Excess Baggage" (found in all the major train stations) charges much more than that.

A link up to @pocket would be amazing.