... building it with Tuna in Istanbul. iz lets you leave a photo postcard, a note, music or a book memory at the place where you are. you can keep traces private or share them. we've added collections so traces from a walk, a trip or an ordinary day can sit together on a map. you can give a collection

... launched Clipe on iOS and Android six weeks ago, and one of the questions we're now working hardest on is retention. People understand the core behavior quickly: they save something and create a collection. The harder question is what turns that first use into a habit. We're currently exploring a few directions: making saving from other apps completely frictionless helping people rediscover things they've already saved better discovery through other people's collections

... everyone, I collect comics digitally. Over the years I've tried a lot of readers - most of them feel like "open a folder and swipe." Fine, but not how I think about a collection

... both content and   product work.   2. Google Search Console I basically live in it. For anything SEO, it's the only honest source of truth   about what's actually happening vs. what I assume is happening.   3. Ahrefs keyword and competitor

... Kids love collecting rocks. My kid is no exception, there are rocks in every pocket, under the bed, and sometimes in the washing machine. https://lilpebs.com So we built LilPebs. It's a website where kids can photograph their rocks, get them identified with AI, organize them into collections

... decides AI summarizes videos, suggests smart tags, and extracts key ideas. You approve with one tap. Find anything in 2 seconds Search by keyword, tag, or even inside the content itself. No more scrolling through 5 apps. Auto-collections Stash Pro creates collections

... just made memories 100x better. group memories as collections 1 for personal 1 for work 1 for each client pick a collection

... shipping spree continues! Collections With the introduction of Product Hubs earlier this year, we had to reframe how we think about collections

... know I'm an edge case, but I have A LOT of collections and I really need the ability to search over them in order to find the collection