Marcelo Risoli

This is very useful, but a quick search showed me there was Uber available in Budapest, which there was at some point, but it's now forbidden, I guess it's an edge case?

Love it, can we get the same for iTerm2 or Hyper.js?

I like it, but compared to walletList it's missing some features(pictures, social media login, etc), specially being able to name each address. It shows promise, but needs more features. Pros: Simple and fast to setup Cons: No wallet naming Layout breaks on long addresses

Seen it and Product Hunt and immediately replaced Franz for me, love the UI and the easiness of use, I have some nitpicks against it, but otherwise it is very nice. Pros: Nice UI, has similar services to Franz and adds a lot of cool different services on top of that, love the open up to new window Cons: Hate the sidebar that gets in the way when switching between services Lacks some services...

I like this stuff, it is good to have an insight into how the prices are going up and down(not unusual to see some 5% swings in a couple of minutes). But after I make a diverse wallet of some 5+ coins I don't remember what was the price on each purchase order and which ones I could be making a profit from Pros: - Gives someone with limited knowledge of cryptocurrencies(like me) a good insight...

I feel most color palettes usually include 5 colors, it's good to have a 3 or 4 color palette but I'd like to be able to select the number of colors here Pros: Great use of templates, simple and intuitive UI Cons: No 5 color palettes

Great to see some Android love here, it always feels PH is too much iOs-centric

I started with mixed feelings about PH's Ask feature because it was very MVP at first, I had difficulty finding the questions I wanted or to follow my own questions. But since then it has greatly improved, seeing which question a Product is recommended for within its page is awesome and it has become one of PH's top community spots. Pros: - Great community involvement - Variety of topics -...

I love this, I love products that integrate seamlessly into existing tools and GCal integration is a killer feature. This could be huge if you use it for appointment scheduling.

I love this collection and I hate most HR software, this is good to see that there are many alternatives I did not know about

How does this compare to what Inbox does with bundling? I know I get some of my emails in batches through Inbox

Great design, but isn't this missing the usual project-oriented tooling?(Trello, Slack, etc...)

Tinder just became a free-to-play, pay-to-win game, the obligatory 2-way match was great for the app to distinguish itself from old-style dating sites because it limits exposure and now that is gone.

Love the app and that it launched on both iOs and Android, but I found the selection of newsletters to be quite limited, would love if you could do some sort of adding custom feeds, or maybe a signup email to random newsletters(like creating a username@letterun which you can then send all newsletters to).

This looks great, but what about Android? :(

The race now is between Microsoft Teams vs Facebook Workplace vs Trello, who will do stories first?

Reminds me a little of PG's suggestion on building a todo list on top of email, its not quite there yet, but this looks awesome.