Rakesh Agrawal

Been playing with the app... I love how quickly one video follows the other one. It transforms the browsing experience to have each subsequent video show up right away. Great job!

So wrong.

What are some examples of VR experiences / games that would be enabled by Enflux?

I like this idea-- similar to "Just Landed" (which I use a ton but recently announced that they were going to shut down the app).

I'm so sad that I missed ordering one of these in the first batch.

I'm excited about this. Go Twitter!

Vegetarian here, do you think we could get a veggie bacon version of this? ;-) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetarian_bacon

See also: Bond (https://hellobond.com/ and on ProductHunt: http://www.producthunt.com/posts/bond-3)

Also see Perceptiv Labs, a YC company from this last batch. They're making drones smarter with computer vision, though their focus at the moment isn't consumer but film makers.

I've bought work through Paddle8. I like that I can follow artists (Banksy, Andy Warhol, Alexander Calder) and they notify me when they have any work by those artists available for auction. (Related: why isn't there an IMDB for artists? Maybe Product Hunt will one day have a sister site: Art Hunt. :-) )

Does anyone know exactly how this will integrate into my home power system and how the hand-off works in a power outage?

I used this once-- learned about it because I think Square uses them.

When I went from primarily using a Windows laptop to an Mac OS X, I missed being able to snap a window to half the screen. A friend turned me onto this OS plug-in and it's now one of the first things I install on a new Mac.

I used Wix to help a friend create a website for her new dental practice. It got the job done, but user interface felt Windows-y vs. native-for-the-web.

Clippit lets you create a clip of (almost) any TV show coming on right now and then share it on Twitter or Facebook. I like the idea -- it produces a much better clip than pointing your phone at your TV screen does. BUT I think Clippit and it's competitor Whipclip are inherently too complicated to get tons of people using it. What do you think?

Great product-- I got our sales team going on it and they've continued using it months later (which is the real test of how good it is). Appears to be easy to use, works as expected and is increasing our sales pipeline.