... right; - Improved extension view design and functionality (added "other actions" menu that allows extensions to define multiple secondary actions) Extension repo: https://github.com/sigma-hub/sfm... " The early preview build v2.2.0 with this and other upcoming changes is already available to Patreon supporters: https://www.patreon.com/sigma_fi... It will become generally available to everyone in a few days with v.2.2.0 update ...

... shows the folder's content in the second pane). - Changed "info panel" icon to make it easier to distinguish it from the "split view" icon Thanks to https://github.com/hetima for code contribution Special thanks to my supporters on Patreon ( https://www.patreon.com/sigma_fi... ) for supporting the project and its development! Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9587622): Comment Deleted ...

... Product Hunt I'm Th odore, 16 years old, and I built CoinForge from scratch. The problem: Creators with loyal communities have no way to let them invest. VCs don't care. Patreon is just donations with perks. The fans who believed in you from day one get nothing. What CoinForge does: Any creator can launch their own token in 5 minutes. Their community buys in. The token price evolves with demand. What makes it different the contribution score ...

... feels entirely broken. If you are a creator running a legitimate multi-channel business today, you usually face two massive roadblocks: You are drowning in fragmentation. You have to log into YouTube Studio, TikTok, Twitch, Instagram, Twitter, and Patreon just to see your daily stats. Platform Discrimination is real. If you are a hybrid creator who also runs subscription platforms (OnlyFans, Fansly), mainstream tools like Metricool or Hootsuite will actively limit or outright ban your account. That felt wrong ... ... every creator's work like the real business it is. No bans. No judgment. Here is what it actually does for you: Unified Headquarters: We consolidate your revenue and audience data across 9 platforms (including YouTube, TikTok, OnlyFans, and Patreon

... over time Favorite Topics : Automatically identifies and remembers user's favorite conversation topics Emotional History : Maintains emotional state history for more natural interactions Licensing 7-Day Free Trial : Full functionality for 7 days from first launch Subscription : $5/month via Patreon for continued use after trial Support Development : Subscribe to help fund ongoing development Subscribe : https://www.patreon.com/c/MimicA... Memory Management File Memories : Upload text files for the AI to reference Conversation Memories : Automatic extraction of important conversation points Memory Controls ... ... Project by pixiv Inc. (Yatsuhashi Maron's Shop) Kannaku @ Nekokoya See ATTRIBUTION.md for full credits and license terms. License Proprietary License with 7-Day Trial - See LICENSE.txt for details Copyright (c) 2026 Mimic AI. All Rights Reserved. Support Patreon

... business and e-shop I've ever visited starts blasting me with updates instantly, so my physical capacity to read them is basically zero :D The only thing that would make me open one is true exclusivity like a Patreon-style model where you get educational insights or content that isn't accessible anywhere else. If it's just a summary of what's already on the web, it's a skip for me. Comment from Bhavin Sheth(@allinonetools ...

... more familiar for people. State school and institutes formed such an educational experience for most people on the planet. A pivot towards selling any content at all didn't help the startup because there were already many strong competitors there (e.g., Patreon

... more familiar for people. State school and institutes formed such an educational experience for most people on the planet. A pivot towards selling any content at all didn't help the startup because there were already many strong competitors there (e.g., Patreon

... everyone, I m working on Elytics , a tool for creators who use Patreon and want to better retain their patrons. Elytics helps you reduce churn by automating the messages that matter most. It can recover failed payments, bring back cancelled patrons through win-back campaigns, and send personalised welcome or anniversary emails to keep your community engaged. We re launching soon at elytics.io . I d love to hear how you currently handle patron retention or what kind of churn tools ...

... Patreon, Ko-Fi, SubscribeStar, or even OnlyFans. Whenever I found a creator whose content I'm interested in, I would stare at the price tag and hesitate a lot, worrying they won't meet my expectations based on their price. And when I did pay, I got disappointed more often than not. I didn't want to issue a chargeback just because I didn't like what I got. And yea I could try contact the platform's support ...

... After my AI startup (trieve) got acquired, I returned to an old idea: building a better Patreon for content creators making serial content like long running comics, shows, or books. The domain patron.com was perfect, but it was owned by World Media as an investment. Instead of assuming it was impossible, I cold emailed the owner Gary Millin through LinkedIn and regular outreach. Here's the thing about premium domains: it's rarely just about money. Domain holders want ... ... owned by an IT professor, and hearing your story makes me feel like I should finally reach out and make an attempt. Comment from Jordan R(@jordan_rrrr): @skeptrune Have you talked to a trademark attorney? I just checked Patreon

... feels like something that could change quickly. That s got us thinking about what a pivot could look like. Is the shift toward more curated paid content / courses / memberships? Or is it more about leaning into community models like Patreon and building a one to many setup where the audience funds the work directly? Personally - I lean toward the paid access / Patreon

... influencers Links to their social profiles, preview images, and content recs Sortable tags it's all human tagged, but i'm not so confident about the tags itself - maybe need more specified ones..? Price comparison of their exclusive content (Patreon, Fanvue, etc.) Instead of scattered link-in-bio pages (like Beacons or littly)for each influencer, I wanted one place where you could explore AI girls and compare what they offer. This is still a very early ...

... your community and share your knowledge in a closed circle (and in some cases sell memberships). The list is according to my preferences, so the platforms I use the most are at the top. Slack Discord WhatsApp groups (or alternatives Signal, Telegram) Skool Circle Patreon

... seen something like this on Github where developers/organizations sponsor other developers to contribute to open source projects. It is like rewarding the coder for doing the open source community work. There is also a similar like model on patreon where edu-creators create content in several niches and viewers should subscribe to see all those videos. It is more like betting on a person rather than on a specific content/product. What if the same business model was applied ...

... everybody, I am interested in building products that works as a medium to present content for training professionals, content-creators, and story-tellers. Now I am searching for alternative ways to make paid-content engaging for the audience, especially for the subscription-based email deliveries. If you are offering your content through a monetization platform, like Substack, or getting paid through Patreon

... working on a product that allows companies to sponsor open source projects. It's different from GitHub sponsors, Patreon, etc in that the developer: 1. Puts a link in their readme 2. Approves sponsors messages 3. The sponsorship message shows up to users (sponsors pay based on CPM) In short, it's an extremely curated ad network that still gives the open-source developer full control over who and what is displayed on their readme, but allows them to monetize ...

... makers! Connor here. I run a podcast/interview series called "The Orbit" in which I interview web-based creatives who run their own small businesses online. Through a combination of YouTube, Instagram, Patreon, and e-storefronts, they are able to turn their hobbies into their professions, bringing in thousands of dollars a month across various platforms. All of this sounded a bit "too good to be true", so I started asking questions and learned that these folks are, in truth, doing ...