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Headed into the arena of 2025 to battle it out! This looks cool - good luck!

Hovercode is now one of the most powerful QR code generators on the market, but sometimes you just want to quickly create a QR code and share it. There's no quicker way than with our new Chrome Extension. Just launch the extension, optionally customise the design, then generate. The code is now ready to download, or copy and paste into Gmail, Docs, Canva, Figma, Hubspot, or anywhere you want to...

After seeing some of the awesome AI QR codes people have been making, I had to get involved (about 6 people messaged me links to the AI QR reddit post that went viral - https://www.reddit.com/r/StableD...) It's been fun learning my way around some of the new AI tools. There's so much open source stuff out there already, it's incredible! This generator is pretty simple, but it lets you create...

This is awesome! I was looking for a buy/pricing button. Is it free? I'd totally pay for this if the price was reasonable

Xnapper is awesome. The "balance" feature works like magic and is a massive time saver.

I became strangely interested in QR codes last year after a conversation with a marketing buddy. QR codes have been around forever and are now everywhere, but they're mostly used in basic ways. I could be completely wrong, but I'm guessing the way we use QR codes will become more advanced & useful over time, and I want to be a part of that. Round QR codes? It's hardly a revolutionary idea, but...

I wanted a super simple feedback widget to use on pageflows.com that didn't require customers to jump through hoops (e.g. categorising their feedback, leaving star ratings etc). Just a simple feedback widget with an open text field. I also wanted an excuse to build something with the Notion API, so Feedback Lane was born. Sending your feedback to Notion means you can do things like discuss that...

Hey Product Hunt Memo.fm is for podcasters who want to hear from their listeners Currently, a lot of podcasts ask listeners to call a voicemail number or send them audio files with feedback or questions that they can answer in future episodes Calling a voicemail number can be expensive depending on where you're calling from (and the audio on phone calls isn't great). Emailing audio files...

This is super cool. I actually built something that used the browser APIs to do screen recordings for a tool in the support space and there were some tricky parts I had to figure out to make it work well. This allows people to quickly add screen recording to their products without having to figure out those tricky parts. Is there a live demo of the no download/install web recorder anywhere?

This is awesome - instant bookmark. It does get the fan on my laptop going though - anyway to have some sort of minimal version without the background animations etc that would be easier on the CPU?

Arrows looks awesome and any company that cares about the success of their customers and who has an even slightly high-touch onboarding process should be using it. It's been fun following along with Daniel & Benedict on their podcast. The "thank you" notes they put out today (e.g. https://arrows.to/friends/walter/) are a solid example of how they are being thoughtful and creative with this...

Over at my main business, Page Flows, I've been collecting emails automatically for years to add extra context to the user flow videos There was a separate tab on the site specifically for browsing the emails, but that's now been moved to Inbox Flows so I could add features and workflows that make it way more useful for people who work in email marketing. With Inbox Flows, you can: - Browse a...

This looks cool. Can I use it from the UK?

This is super clever. I wouldn't use this as I don't work with a team, so my feedback/questions are of limited value, but do comments made using this tie back to Slack or anything? Or does the team have to visit a specific URL to see comments on it?