... Gurpreet, a full-stack developer, and I want to share the story behind ScreenSense an open-source screen recording tool I've been building in my spare time. Why I Built This Thing Okay, let me be honest. Loom is great. I've used it. You've probably used it. Everyone's used it. But here's what kept bugging me: The pricing . For solo developers and small teams, those subscription costs add up fast. And the moment you stop ...

... Second) to impressive heights, we have done so by sacrificing predictability, privacy, and long-term security. Developers today are caught in a "Trilemma of Friction": The Gas Tax: Unpredictable fees that make micro-transactions impossible. Quantum Vulnerability: The looming threat of Shor's algorithm against classical ECDSA signatures. Infrastructure Fragility: The reliance on public RPCs that offer zero hardware-level isolation. If we want Web3 to be the backbone of global commerce, we have to stop building "Apps" and start ... ... building "Sovereign Environments." This is where the Lattice L1 Hybrid DAG enters the conversation. 1. The Architecture of Parallelism: Hybrid DAG vs

... everyone I wanted to take a moment to say a huge thank you to everyone who checked out Loomoz on launch day Finishing at #16 of the day honestly meant a lot to me, especially having built this solo, and finishing it recently after losing my full-time job as a Product Manager. I m incredibly grateful for every upvote, comment, message and visit and it was also amazing to see some other products shared with me and talk ... ... some of you on the day, it s really inspiring. For context, Loomoz

... days with Qudemo: Turning Loom Videos into Conversations What is Qudemo? Qudemo is an AI-Agent that makes product demo videos interactive, human, and memorable. Instead of passively watching a video, viewers can: Ask questions in real-time Search inside the video for what matters to them Get instant answers based on the product knowledge Think of it as chatting with a product expert while you watch the demo - without waiting for emails or sales calls. And the most interesting ... ... thing? You can share a Qudemo anywhere as a simple link. Just like sharing a Loom

... think what s working for your teams, and what s missing. Theo Comment from Theo Crewe-Read(@theo_crewe_read): @krishna_gupta51  Hi Krishna! Thanks so much for your comment really interesting to hear how your team uses Loom. What kind of things are you usually sharing in those videos? At my last company, we had an engineer who d disappear for a few days and then resurface with a brilliant 5-minute Loom

... freelancer. I don t have clients. But I couldn t stop thinking: " Why the hell do we still send Looms, screenshots, or set up staging servers - just to get feedback on a dev build? " So after 6 hours of raw networking hell, I built Mirage - a developer-focused CLI that: Shares your live localhost instantly Clients can click any UI element and leave comments You can reply to their feedback right from your terminal - no browser, no Slack ... ... reply live from terminal 6. You make changes they see it live Built With Node.js Local tunneling Custom DOM overlay for feedback capture Real-time sync + terminal reply system Who is this for? Freelance devs sick of Looms

... people around 18 who are already exiting their projects (in addition, they also have health problems because they didn't distribute their energy optimally), and the age limit is moving lower. I remember the founder of Loom saying that he exited a project for a lot of money and doesn't know what to do with his life. Is it really good to succeed as a young person? Because if I look at it from a different perspective: When ... ... toward? Comment from Johny(@johny_d): It's an important question and it all depends on your definition of success. The first question you should ask is what does success look like for you. The fact you mention the Loom

... your early feedback especially on a few things we re still dialing in: What we re curious about: 1. Biggest Pain Point: What s most frustrating about your current mix of project management / chat / doc tools? 2. Must-Haves vs. Nice-to-Haves: From the list below, which do you consider essential for v1? Discussions + threaded chat Kanban boards + task management Collaborative docs + whiteboards AI writing assistant + global search Guest access + granular permissions 3. Pricing: We re leaning toward ... ... free tier (free guests, 3 projects) and per-seat paid plans . Feel fair? 4. Integrations: Which tools would you expect to connect on day one? (e.g. Zoom, Google Meet/Calendar/Drive, Dropbox, Loom

... seen Product is waitlisted People schedule a draft.... (we have a draft function!) Maker's profile is their product/business and not an actual user account Tagline does not describe the product ie. "Best way to earn users" vs "Capture user data with a single button in your iOS app" Too much marketing jargon, not enough product description / story NO PRODUCT SHOTS/VIDEOS -> just marketing fluff images Only one image that is a low quality screenshot Using a paid service ... ... they get what you're launching? If you can quickly Google a solution that similar to what you're launching then really make sure your launch stands out. Focus on highlighting what's special about your product vs

... that feels like you have a writing assistant by your side, offering tailored advice and suggestions. Would you find this approach helpful? Do you think an AI tool that combines human-like support (think: human live chat + Loom-style option) with AI writing could enhance your content creation process? The idea is to integrate users into the development process and offer them a solid support (not only to report bugs but also to help with content creation). I d love ...