Roman Mittermayr

Would be interesting to have another layer on top that looks at the various results and gives a meta-review on what the LLMs themselves think the best answer is, perhaps on a point-based vote.

This looks like an amazingly powerful SEO enhancer for Podcast makers and YouTubers. It amplifies the content and a lot of the time is the only way content can be consumed, e.g. can't watch videos or listen to podcasts while the TV is on. I hope self-hosting will be on the roadmap, but other than that: looks absolutely fantastic!

All the AI-powered domain searches seemed to miss one thing: domain availability — and in particular .com availability. To find a perfect .com can be extremely time-consuming (if not impossible at times), and while there surely are some alternative gTLDs worth considering, a truly valuable .com can help elevate a project or brand severely. My question is — what is missing for domain search today?

I use Ruby (no rails) with MySQL or DynamoDB as a back-end (it's still current and I have used it a million times, so I am incredibly fast with it), and on the front-end, ReactJS (hosted on S3 or similar) has taken over completely. If there's a mobile app, I try and use SwiftUI, if there's need to offer Android/iOS support I use ionic as a framework, or plain Cordova. I've yet to come across a...

The AppStore drives a lot of unexpected traffic! I have done zero marketing on the App Store but always received quite a bit of sign-ups through it, so if the hurdle of getting through approval (which can take a lot of time) isn't too much, it definitely makes sense to go through that. Only caveat is that Apple has been pushing people to rather release as PWA instead of AppStore if the reviewer...

Clicked played, check mate. What a truly fantastic first-steps user experience. No account needed, just straight to the point.

Have been using this for a bit and I'm just amazed at how completely frictionless it is, no app required, no plug-ins, no pre-release browser-features or running on iOS only, no invites and no phone number verifications, no tracking and no basic/premium upsells—none of that. It literally is just one click and you are live. Not even an account is needed. This has to be one of the quickest ways...

The free iOS app has finally launched: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/club-glow

Hello Iv, love it! I made a very similar tool (Clubhouse Glow and Club Glow iOS) and found that people really appreciated the privacy aspect. Your tool (only had a quick glance) seems to do the same thing (that's good!) and doesn't upload the photo but processes it in the browser. I would definitely explain this on the page somewhere (that the photo isn't uploaded or stored on some random...

Update! Here are some free PRO PACK AppStore vouchers (can only be used once, you gotta be quick, sorry) for early kitties. The PRO PACK is essentially a hand-picked selection of the best glow rings, backgrounds and overlays across all available enhancements. X9RJ6TL66RMF TELF4EMYR9HK YHFY4993AFHL This is a continuation of a much simpler website I made that took off quite a bit and was also...

I noticed a few people trying to gain an edge by modifying their Clubhouse profiles with various color circles around their photos, most failing to correctly trace after the lightly quadratic circular style used in Clubhouse profile images. It may inspire people to build a suite of Clubhouse avatar hacks, or it may destroy itself quickly once people pick up on it and do this frequently. Either...

That post search update is insane. I've never seen anything react so fast, holy moly.

What a thorough showcase website, really enjoyed clicking through and playing with the various little examples. Do you have data on the minimum bundle/package size of a Hello World app for iOS/Android? Are we talking <1MB, <10MB, <100MB? Thanks, looks great.

Used to gag every time I opened D3.js Github page, forcing myself back into the horrors (and 'possibilities') that is blank-state data viz. Don't get me wrong, D3 is super nice, but it's just A LOT OF PRE-WORK. More often than not I end up not using the data, even though it'd make a really nice segment on the landing page, simply because I can't be bothered with starting up a fresh D3.js file....

@olegcl Hey Oleg, I received your random mass e-mail reg. 'hustling is the name of the game,' that also mentions Product Hunt (which just brought me back here now, trying to figure out why you're sending out e-mails to Product Hunt users), and quite frankly, I think this isn't the right approach you're picking. The e-mail I received from you just now had no unsubscribe link, it didn't have any...

It certainly works well and I really hope this is the future of quick pixel edits, but don't use your real email address when trying it out. They don't value unsubscribe and will automatically push your email into a sales funnel service that keeps nagging you (I've unsubscribed and unticked and complained about every email, it keeps on coming in—run through a third party). Signed up a few days...