Mike Murchison

Impressive progress Cam and team!

Congrats on the launch Dennis and team! I had the chance to use early versions of Unblocked. What’s so unique and impressive about their approach is just how far up upstream Unblocked is tackling developer productivity.

We used Pastel to launch the new Ada website. It had a big impact on our feedback collection cycle and ultimately the speed at which we were able to develop it. Thoughtfully designed product that just works. Congrats to the team!

I've followed Pastel from the beginning and it's great to see how far the product has come. Awesome work guys and congrats on the launch!

Loving the web app! It’s way more convenient; really glad to see you moved away from needing the Chrome extension. Why did you require it in the first place anyway?

Thanks for hunting @robjama. Hey all! Pokebot.ai was created using Ada (https://ada.support) our platform for building support bots that automate answers your customers' common questions. Try asking the Pokebot questions about how to play Pokemon Go, like: "What is a lure module?" "What is a master ball?" "What is Pidgey's max CP?" Because bots built using Ada are self-learning, over time, the...

Congrats on the launch guys! What have been some of your favourite clips shared on Leet so far? Would love to see some curated picks!

Congrats Rob and team! As the most funded kickstarter software project ever I believe, could you speak to some of the things you learned about building software via crowdfunding?

Quick question: What types of companies are you seeing the most demand from?

Hey Eric, congrats on the launch! What made you focus on bringing Neutun to the Pebble first? Also, I'm hoping you could shine some light on the state of wearables in healthcare -- are they being widely adopted, or are they being met with resistance? Will there be one winner here similar to how there was one desktop computer winner in the education space, or will we see staunch hardware...

Congratulations on the launch guys! Would you mind sharing some examples of the types of predictions you think Called It is best at tracking?

The Volley team has been using BuddyBuild in alpha for the last few months. In fact, we used BB throughout the prototyping,beta-testing and eventual shipping of Volley for iOS. It's made the entire process of gathering feedback from beta testers incredibly seamless - and the integration with github issue tracking is awesome 😍 Congrats to Dennis and team on building such a useful platform

Thanks for hunting @hnshah! 🎈 Since launching Volley’s web app at the end of June (http://www.producthunt.com/tech/volley-2-0-2), we’ve been hard at work to bring the experience to mobile. Just like on the web, Volley for iPhone lets you post requests about a startup, programming, or design challenge you're facing and connect with relevant people who want to help. Our goal is for Volley to be...

Congrats Robleh! I'd love to hear more about how launching the idea for Next on Kickstarter influenced your development. After this experience, would you recommend that other app developers take a similar approach?

Tried TedBot in Toronto and had a great experience with it - congrats on the progress guys 😊

It's not pretty, but it works well. I use this all the time to create product GIFs. FYI: things get janky if you have a second display connected.