I started building it after getting laid off. While updating my resume, I realized I was bouncing between different tools for resumes, cover letters, job tracking, and interview prep. I wanted everything in one place, so I started building it for myself.
I'm a solo founder building SocialMatix.com - add social proof, user generated content, and social content to your site to add credibility and interest in minutes! I've variously been a designer, front end dev and product manager in my career and I'm now really enjoying building.
Would love to hear everyone's feedback (and hopefully some support!)
Been having some great conversations here lately, and one thing keeps coming up: most tools that try to answer "is my team working" actually only answer "was my team present." Those aren't the same question, but we treat them like they are.
For field and delivery roles, presence often is the job, showing up at the right place at the right time matters. But for remote knowledge work, presence tells you almost nothing. Someone can be "checked in" for 8 hours and get nothing meaningful done, or be checked in for 2 hours and ship something great.
Building Trackly has forced me to actually separate these two problems instead of bundling them. GPS/check-in solves presence for field teams. But productivity, the "what actually got done" side, needs a completely different signal: milestones, outcomes, client acknowledgments, not location data.
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Keeping product videos up-to-date is a massive headache. Every single UI update means someone has to re-record and re-edit onboarding and marketing videos manually.
My co-founder Olli and I built @ScreenCI to fix this. It turns your Playwright tests into automated product videos. When your UI changes, the videos update automatically. It even handles auto-zooms, scripting, and AI voiceovers for you.
I don't know about you guys, but I got really tired of hitting paywalls for basic everyday dev tools.
You try to compress a PDF? "Upgrade to pro." You want to check your site for broken links? "Create an account and start your 7-day trial." Need to format a massive JSON file? Upload it to some random server and pray they aren't saving your API keys.
It just felt ridiculous to me. These are simple utilities, not complex SaaS products.
Someone spends hours every week clicking through internal portals, admin dashboards, CRMs, supplier websites, or e-commerce back offices just to complete repetitive workflows.
