... thing I'd love to see is a guest or viewer role so stakeholders can review demo without taking up a full team seat. Comment from Anukar(@anukarop): @amard_sonal  Thanks! Good news, that's already how Mirage works. Team seats are only for people who create and manage demos. Anyone can view a demo through its shared URL without needing a Mirage

... everyone! Today's the big day, Mirage is officially live on Product Hunt! I built it for bootstrapped makers who want to show their product without forcing people through a signup wall, recording another video nobody watches, or paying $500/mo. Just fast, interactive demos that feel like someone's walking you through the product. The free plan includes features that many other tools lock behind paid plans. If you think Mirage

... 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, no BS And any code changes ... ... make? Client sees them instantly. No redeploying anymore. Why Mirage

... like almost 1/5th of the time. Which tool are you using? Comment from Sarthak Sharma(@sarthology): @busmark_w_nika  Good to know. *saved in the list Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @sarthology  The tool is called "Mirage" :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): Now, testing AI videos so it shrinks the time for production  instead of waiting 4 or 5 days for a UGC creator, we create something in less than ...

... software creation may evolve, but its value as a product will persist. Comment from Daniel(@promise518): There will still be a need for programmers and developers, it s all going to depend on who is progressing with the time versus who isn t. As a beginner I see code like a puzzle a very large and colourful one, and that you have to adapt to the puzzle as or if it changes or grows. Every entry level to things changes ... ... Blazhev(@byalexai): @alan_rivera   Yes. It still requires at least some curiosity to find the right tools, but it's now entirely possible. Five years ago, creating a tool without a whole army of developers was just a mirage

... problem your product solves must be functional. No showstoppers Bugs are fine, but nothing that blocks usability. Feedback loop is ready Be able to collect and act on user input fast Comment from Hussein(@hussein_r): Perfection is a mirage chase it too long, and you might never launch. The real question isn t Is it bug-free? but Is it valuable enough that people will tolerate the rough edges? Early users don t expect perfection they expect progress. Some ...