Tom Limongello

As a tinkerer in this space (one of the many PH posted apps called truffle, 2015-8) https://www.producthunt.com/prod... I really wanted to try the chat, because that's what we were trying to build out. I noticed that the contacts uploader won't work for me, and as of now that's the only way it would enable friend connections. Can someone add me so I can see?

Generally a pencil tool, though flexible is too hard to use and doesn't look good no matter how good you get at wielding it. I would likely not use the pencil tool for external communications - that would only suffice for internal explanations, not professional demos. Pros: I like that all the tools-screencasting, video camera, markup and link sharing are all rolled into one. Cons: The markup...

Before breaker I split my listening time between NPR One and Overcast, NPR being better at hands off listening (but the trump news takeover made their algo for learning what I like useless) and overcast was more for subscriptions. Looking forward to seeing if I can get that mix both news and podcasts so I can only use one app

What about making it thicker to cover the yellow ?

Really like it so far - I had so many images and gif's that I could use already in my phone, I'm afraid I could spend hours on here :D Quick question, how do you put the stars around the boxes? Or does that happen for the viewer only?

This one isn't really set up for the US yet, it was started in France, but it's the first app in this space that actually lets you use your photos to figure out what tree you are looking at - ala Noël Wells wish of a "Treezam" that she so passionately chatted up Aziz Ansari for in Master of None.

love the venturedeals hack to download for searchability - thanks @kshillo

I've been playing around with all of the Tree ID apps out there, and they all take different approaches to solving the problem of making it easy to understand "what is this tree?" I've had a few people ask me on the subway, "what is that app you're playing with?" and then last night when I was watching Master of None, episode 6 when NoëI Wells says her sharktank pitch was for Treezam...I...

This is an update from an older model called popslate which allowed you to take a pic and use it for the art on the back of your screen. This version of the case seems to be more dynamic homescreen or backscreen with weather and other info.

Finally, a way to share trips with friends before I actually know the full details. It's the future, literally.

As a blogger, I like the ability to reference background information with links and this is much harder to do within videos, which is why I think videopath has an interesting product.

hanging tight.

These apps, billed as "Shazam for X" are usually dumb. And yet, I kind of like this lazy attempt at keeping up with fashion and coming up with something beyond IMDB lookups as a second screen interaction to TV.