Ryan McMillan

I've worked in social media previously. We were using google slides and sheets, so we had the combined edit, but you have no idea how much of a hasstle it still was. Love the fact that it puts everything in context. I think a lot of brands don't realise how it would look. How do you make sure the right person approves the post? And when you say schedule, is that with another tool or...

This is going on to something in the realms of what I'd previously built, although in my own bias opinion their aim to solve the issue of public involvement with news is off mark and work work. It simply provides controversy and conflict. Not the biggest fan of this. More importantly though, the media is an Industry that definitely needs a tool for more transparent and objective views on news...

Will be lovely to see some London postings coming in here soon.

And it begins. I'm sure there'll be a ton of people excited to see this. May the great content start to pour in, and see the rise of VR mass adoption. This could be the Apple's 'App Store' version of success to VR. One can only hope.

#HonestReview. I'm just gonna leave this here. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1198606116848502&id=358780914164364

@chrispointon @lcarvalhose I love the idea of group runs, especially as this way it encourages somewhat competition and therefore a higher chance for people to get out there and get active. I'd love to eagerly see when the Android version comes out. What makes me more excited though is the hope for a more sports/price friendly version of Microsoft's Hololense, and being able to somehow...

This seems to be taking links to a much smarter way than what I'd usually use with Evernote for sure. I wonder, if it's bite size information it would be great on the go hence 'not another app' although in this case I'd genuinely have it as a go-to for all my great finds that Pinterest sadly cannot fulfil. I'd find this way more useful on my mobile than on my mac.

From someone who loves snowboarding, this has so much potential. As long ad the full lense has AR capabilities and not just a corner, there could be some great software games coming out of this. #WeeklyConferenceCallsOnTheMountain

The best part about this for me is actually that new/emerging artists who have to struggle to be heard over autotuned and over-market music makes it much easier. Bravo to the team. this is a great idea.

A question I have is how would this be different tot a simple playlist from Spotify? Or even the amazing Calm.com?

Not totally related to this product specifically, but with so many great languages, there must be a couple great ones for android as well right? A gamified version not related to #Sololearn. This is more a question of advice

Now, all I have to do is get all my other nontech friends to jump on the band wagon and add yet another incredible app I'm pushing to them #techspammer

I find it odd how people can refer to this as inspired by snapchat when it's more a blatant rip off to pull back users. Even more so that certain tech giant companies with all their innovative teams, and forward thinking mentality seem to concentrate so much on just ripping off another brands usp and patching it to theirs. Either way, what ever my opinions, I do have to say in a business...

This is pretty cool. Especially for startups who may have a great product with little knowledge in the connections of investors. This way AngelList acts as the filtered agregator. It's pretty much essentially what an accelerator would do, filtering out to only the great startups, except without an x-period mentorship, it goes straight through to investment

I feel the pain. The great thing though is that I hardly meet any other Ryan's in London.

I just thought of this now. But surely people get bored of their desktop images as well. And with apps working well offline these days I'm sure we'd love you to bring an app that can do the same but for the mac desktop.

This is the first product I have hunted. I came across it this morning and it's already been featured in Huff Post, CNet, The Guardian etc. A colour pen that scans real colours and can draw the exact colour straight away. Absolutely incredible!!