Roberto Mateu

Congrats on the launch! It’s incredible to see how much progress you’ve made since the early beta versions last year. A few questions: 1. How has user feedback from the beta shaped the product we see today? 2. What are some of the most impressive use cases you’ve seen so far? 3. Are there plans to support additional cloud providers beyond AWS in the future?

This application is *amazing*. It has become part of my toolkit. I can Obsidian open taking notes, _but_ just share Marked 2 – all with a custom corporate background. Really levels-up simple screen sharing. Brilliant really. @ldenoue is there a performance benefit with the webcam mode? the basic share Screegle window as full screen works so well, that I haven't tried the other option.

For the last 3 names, tidbits has been the first page I open. So much so I have block it to nudge myself back to work. Curious on the front-end redesign, why go beyond simple text links? Love the site. Congrats on relaunch.

I'm absolutely loving this. It looks great on sites, and it's actually faster than copy/pasting in markdown to a blog with credits. Hoping for a Safari bookmarklet(since proper Safari extensions are such a pain nowadays) for Mac/Mobile. But as a first release, it sets a very clear picture of the vision, and I'm all in. Thanks and congrats on launch!

Purchased after 5min of use. When paired with Drafts or even Brave Browser, it becomes *powerful*. If it continues to behave solid and fast, this will be a Default app alongside LaunchBar for me.

I'm loving this app, even though it broke my whole workflow :) The concept of Live Paper so obvious, but not something I've seen in any other of the popular note-taking apps. I'm using as a sort of Drafts for drawing and handwriting with Pencil. It's a quick and simple entry point . From there it's either shared into Day One 2.0 for chronological relevant notes, or Apple Notes (which was my...

The quality of the "webapp" in iOS is amazing - absolutely feels like native app. I see the appeal for enterprise, but given the simplicity of the Google Sheets to App model, I'm going to try moving some iOS Shortcuts/IFTTT flows to apps to experiment. Congrats on launch!

Happy current customer here, have never applied to the cashback feature because I don't enjoy the "tell a friend" requirement. How's this different is this? Any reason why nothing happens when I login from the landing page?

Very cool and useful for backups. One thing though: while I understand this is part of Falcon – and the whole point is to move you _away_ from Notes – I'd love to easily be able to export individual notes to a default location from the Share Menu. Still, great standalone tool that benefits everyone and not *just* your customers. Thanks!

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So, 5 days after the Product Hunt intro price of $9.99, the app is on twodollartuesday for $1.99. I'm all for supporting devs with fair prices - but sometimes you're your own worst enemy. In my mind Cloudmounter app is now a $1.99 app, and no matter how good it's I'll very likely not recommend it on whatever post-sale is set ($29?!). Since I'll probably say "buy it when it's on sale again".

Disappointed, somehow I had expected the remote app to offer audio streaming: similar to the Roku physical remote.

Extremely fast site with (almost) all the features you need. The "almost" parts are coming soon: Celsius and radar. Not sure if it'll replace Dark Sky on my iPhone, but since it uses the same API, it's now my default weather page on the Mac. You can read more on how it compares in web page size and requests in the authors blog: https://birchtree.me/blog/today-weather-intro/

I use this tool every other day. It saves a few minutes each time, but it does add up. Really helps in transferring "data" between non-technical users and developers in my team. We even used it as _digital duck tape_ for a week when an OMS script broke and we had to drop some XML orders by hand.

Extremely cool! I've tried every electron/fluid/hybrid combo, and by far the best. Congrats. My only feature request would be a quick-add toolbar card creator (like todoist). Could be as simple as a default board/list for all of them. Just an easy way to create a card without changing windows. I currently use Alfred for this, but it's not very elegant.

Can't believe I missed this before. Have been complaining about the lack of Nest Cam AppleTV app for a while. Buying a soon as I get home… currently using mirrored AirPlay (not even video AirPlay… really Nest?) to check on my 6mo firecracker while _"sleeps"_, Rant aside, @claudesutterlin curious of your thinking behind developing an App that one would logically think Nest will(?) compete for...

The web version on iOS proved for me that the content is there. Now with the with the native version, I'm going to reconsider my paid media subscriptions (Economist Espresso, etc). Great job!!!

To say the official WhatsApp Desktop app is not on the same league as Whatsie is an understatement. The ability to reply in OSX, and Mini Mode, make Whatsie feel like the official one. Thanks for the release!