Luke Bornheimer

While the scanner is a big (see: pricey) investment, the scan quality, precise measurements, objective comparisons, real-world motivation, and high-quality hardware make the purchase well worth it. If you have questions (or comments), feel free to comment on my review! Pros: High-quality hardware, seamless integration with software, detailed scans, precise measurements, objective comparisons,...

This looks awesome — thanks for building it, Peter! As a Safari user, it would be great to add this to my toolbox. Any chance you're working on a Safari-compatible version or know someone who is building (or has built) a similar tool for Safari?

$160?! Given, it looks nice and its portability is impressive…

@drew23 I like the motivation for Furnish and its potential! Are you looking for help with the app's design (UX and/or UI)? If so, email me and I'll share work samples: lukebornheimer@gmail.com

@gillianim I like the idea and vision for Hitlist! I'm a freelance mobile UX/UI designer who loves to travel and flight hack. Are you looking for help with the app's design (UX and/or UI)? If so, message me to discuss further and I'll share work samples: lukebornheimer@gmail.com

I'm going to give Workshop a try and, if it would be helpful to others, report back on this thread with my experience and impressions. Anyone have an offer code (there's a field for it in the checkout form)?

That's an ambitious headline that I can use clarity on. What do you mean by "Airbnb for energy"? Also, who is the team behind OhmConnect?

I have the same reservation as @rrhoover — I want to see a real sample or get a few emails before giving my credit card information. Separately, I wish they had personalization/bucketing (e.g. only mobile and UI/UX leads in the Bay Area).

Has anyone seen a comparison of August and Lockitron (or more established players, for that matter)?

@joellewenstein Deduplication is a tricky issue to tackle; A company I did contract design UX/UI work for recently has done a great job of handling it in their app, Tact: https://itunes.apple.com/US/app/id544062479?mt=8

I'm with @rrhoover; While $249 is reasonable for art, the landing page and marketing copy makes me think of it as a unique clock first, art second. I'd pay $99 for it :|

Hmm…while the landing page is intriguing, I'm left wondering who the target market is: people who swim and take pictures? Teenagers who want a dedicated camera for their fun adventures? Someone else entirely? How do they plan on competing with the cameras we all carry with us (our phones)?

This app is always a head-turner/eye-catcher—a friend demoed it at a tech breakfast two weeks ago and everyone was mesmerized!

I'm a huge fan of Flinto—it's by far the easiest and quickest prototyping tool to use for me, as someone who creates detailed mocks in Sketch. @trafnar, props to you and the team for your work thus far! What features and updates do you have planned for the near future?