Martin Schurrer

Nostalgia indeed. What tech stack is it? Is it open source?

It feels like there's a billion note/todo apps, but also none that do just what I want. This one has syncing and todos so it comes close. Mac app when? The name is definitely an eye-catcher, better than being uninteresting :)

Have been using this for a while now. Just keeps me coming back because it's private and messages expire.

This is cool! What's the underlying tech? And do you keep the messages around or do you delete them?

Been playing with this for a while now while it was still in alpha, and I must say I am super excited where this will go. It's a great writing experience, with powerful tooling, especially for use cases like e.g. the legal profession that goes through many revisions.

Really loving the puzzles. Got back into chess thanks to the cats and the puzzles!

Finally more Person of Interest episodes for me. I rewatched it when ChatGPT came out and now I crave for more.

@david_pfluegl1 wow is this incredible. I currently am less of a runner, more of a walker, and I run into this motivational issue regularly - I don't want to know my heart rate or time spent - I just want to keep walking. Looks like this will get me to start running instead of walking. Kudos!

Congrats to the launch! E2E testing for mobile app dev teams on every PR sounds compelling. At PSPDFKit we implemented and maintained this completely ourselves - how much did you have to hook into the xCode and Android buildchains to make it work as a product?

@arkgil I've previously used wkhtmltopdf to create PDFs from HTML templates for e.g. invoice creation and other customer-facing reporting (attaching the created pdf to emails and all that). How does PDF API compare to it, especially when it comes to rendering large tables that span multiple pages? Congrats on the launch btw!

It always makes me happy when there's open source communication tools available. I'm a big advocate for being able to self-host and trust in the tools you use. Do you have plans to make self-hosting a one-click thing, so that also non-DevOps-sophisticated users can run their own private instance without having to learn server administration?

How does the automatic versioning compare to what’s available on GitHub or Google Docs?

Seeing that you've disabled text input - what made you decide to do it, and do you think it has paid off?

How do you curate the places that are shown to users? Here in Vienna I really like the selection of coffee shops.

Does it work on the iPhone as well? Do you have a (Mac) app?

What did the team do before dvel, where do you come from?