My co-founder and I came to interior design and real estate as outsiders. We are engineers. We did not know the conventions, the workflows, or the way things have always been done.
What we noticed instead was something that practitioners had normalized: buyers are routinely asked to make major financial decisions based on a document they cannot read.
I'm Angel, creator of Studio SIGI36. I want to share how this project came to life not from a business plan, but from a real crisis.
The backstory: I spent years in real estate and was building a property portal called SIGI36 on the side. Things were going well until a serious personal problem hit me overnight and left me unable to leave my house. A childhood friend who had moved away and works in real estate started helping me create videos and marketing materials because agencies were charging him and his team exorbitant prices for simple videos, images, and brochures. They were being taken advantage of.
Limelight started as a live overlay for Mac a cursor spotlight, on-screen keystrokes, and freehand drawing so your audience can actually follow your pointer and the shortcuts you press.
This relaunch adds full recording. Now you hit record and Limelight auto-zooms toward your clicks, smooths your cursor, drops it on a clean background, and exports a sharp mp4 or a vertical 9:16 clip all on your Mac, nothing uploaded.
What I'm trying to do differently from the screen recorders already out there:
It shows your keystrokes and clicks right on screen perfect for coding tutorials, no separate KeyCastr window.
Pay once ($34), not a $20/month subscription. Free to try, no account.
100% offline and notarized your recordings never leave your machine.
I'm Doni, founder of Sell Bio and I want to be honest with you: I built this because I was frustrated seeing creators and freelancers lose leads every single day through their bio link.
My co-founder and I are engineers. We built a product for an industry we had never worked in. What pulled us there was a problem we kept hearing described in almost exactly the same words by interior designers at every stage of their career.
'We lose pitches not because our design is worse. We lose because we cannot show it the way the big firms can.'
The big firms have render pipelines. They have dedicated visualization teams. They commission photorealistic 3D interiors as a standard pitch cost. The small studio is presenting a mood board and a portfolio PDF and hoping the client can imagine the gap.
We just launched Huint. AI agents can search, write, plan, code, and move through software, but they still cannot verify what is happening in the physical world. Huint closes that gap by connecting AI workflows to nearby people who can complete simple real-world tasks. For Taskers, that means getting paid to complete tasks nearby through the iOS app. For Operators and builders, that means being able to request real-world proof, photos, observations, and verification through the portal, API, or MCP. We are starting simple: photo tasks, clear instructions, GPS gates, camera capture, review, and payout after approval. The bigger vision is to build the human intelligence layer for AI agents. Real tasks. Real places. Real proof. Would love feedback, questions, and early users.
We have been speaking with solo real estate agents across the US while building something in this space, and one question keeps coming up: how much time are agents actually losing to admin every week?
So we started tracking it across every conversation we had.
Here is what we found on average:
MLS listing updates: 3 to 4 hours per week
CRM updates and follow ups: 2 to 3 hours per week
Transaction paperwork and deadline chasing: 3 to 5 hours per week
Scheduling and calendar management: 1 to 2 hours per week
