Shahar Shalev

Congrats on the launch. How do you differ from tools like n8n?

Thanks, I used the tips I got from your app, I forgot about tags for my project at all😅

Super cool idea. Have you considered adding a small tray UI for it? Right now it feels aimed mostly at developers. With a simple UI you could reach anyone on macOS with basic IT skills. Could expand your audience fast

Looks really cool, congrats on the launch. I’m curious. what are your unique differentiators?

Congrats on the launch 🎉. what are the core differentiators you see between YouWare and tools like Lovable, Codex, or Claude Code?

Congrats on the launch! A couple of things I was curious about: Is the main value prop the speed of spinning up new environments? And how would this fit into an existing cloud setup - does it run alongside AWS/GCP, or replace part of it?

Looks awesome! I tried it a bit, but it didn’t feel very intuitive to me at first. That said, I have almost no background in animation so I might not be your ideal user 🙂

I guess for everyone, a different GTA game hits differently. For me, it was GTA San Andreas - spent over 800 hours in SAMP as a kid. Looks really cool, dude!

Looks really cool - perfect for small design adjustments! Nowadays, when you use an LLM to modify specific components, you often have to do some magic tricks to make it work properly.

I had a similar thought when Perplexity launched their feed - really love where this is going. Right now I’m running into a few bugs that make it a bit hard to use day to day: Some content doesn’t load. When I refresh, I see the same content again. Excited to see how it evolves - the concept has a lot of potential! 🚀

I actually believe this transition - AI controlling real-world robots - will happen faster than most anticipate. Web and desktop AI are relatively easy: publish, iterate, shut down if things go wrong. With hardware it’s different. It’s more expensive, you must ship higher quality, deal with physical safety & logistics. That means we’re still in a quiet phase. But when the break-through happens,...

Yeah, absolutely - AI does let you build amazingly fast, and I’m excited by the possibilities. That said, I’m still a little divided: On one hand: it can create something faster than you, help you a lot in areas where you’re less experienced, and make prototyping amazing. On the other hand: I recently deleted entire files and sections because the code looked correct on review and even ran - but...

I think this problem got even bigger with AI - it’s easier than ever to build things quickly. But I’ve learned not to jump on every "I can make this myself" idea. Before I build, I ask myself: - How much of this tool do I actually need? - How long would it take to make something good enough for my use case? - Are there solid open-source options already? If I only need a small part of the...

I think it’s important to separate B2B and B2C experiences here. In my previous roles, I often used tools but wasn’t the decision-maker. Support usually meant long back-and-forth threads, timezone delays, and standardized responses - by the time you finally got an answer, you’d already solved it yourself. But when you are the decision-maker, especially in B2C, bad support hits differently. It...

Congrats on the launch! Quick feedback - the video seems to be missing sound, so it’s a bit tricky to follow what the app does. A version with audio would really help people understand the value right away.