Comments on post “Marker 2.0”
Gary Gaspar
@garygaspar · CEO
Hey Producthunters!
Whether you're a founder, product manager, designer or you work at support, it’s safe to assume screenshots play a big part in the way you communicate.
When you notice a small bug or see something interesting online, using screenshots just make more sense than using text.
But screenshots suck for 3 main reasons:
1. Editing: Adding text, arrows, shapes or simply Emojis 😛🙊😱 can be a real pain.
2. Saving: Screenshots are always saved in weird places like your desktop, leading to what we call desktop flooding
3. Context: They come with little context, making it hard to know exactly where the screenshot was taken
Like many modern teams, we spend our days in Trello, Slack & Github. We want visual bugs in Trello, design ideas in Slack, and developments issues in Github.
And that’s what Marker is about.
It’s a Chrome extension that lets you send badass screenshots with emojis to places like Trello, Slack and Github, so that your teammates can find them when they need them!
Curious to hear your feedback!
Check it out at https://getmarker.io/ph
Gary
ps: Thanks a lot @bramk for the hunt :)
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Pulkit Agrawal
@_pulkitagrawal · Building Better Onboarding @trychameleon
@garygaspar @bramk Nice! My current workflow for this is: CMD+SHIFT+4 --> saves automatically to Dropbox (synced to my Mac) --> find file in Finder, open in Preview --> annotate, rename and save --> drag into Trello card, so this seems like it'll save me a bunch of time! One thing it doesn't seem to do though is to change the filename / title of the screenshot; this is useful when there are multiple images in a Trello card that I need to refer to in a comment or description
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Niv Dror
@nivo0o0 · Writer/Social Editor @ProductHunt
Cool Promo Video:
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Kris
@krissavoia
@garygaspar
Looks ok but I couldn't create an account with my normal 1password workflow (right click, fill password)...
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Davidvb - Ld. UI/UX
@davidvb · Lead UI/UX Designer
@garygaspar Nice! I've been using Skitch (bought by evernote at some point) to do this kind of annotation for the past 11 years but these integration options make it even easier. Great find, will try!
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Kees Romkes
@kees_romkes · Product owner at Careerfoundry
@davidvb @garygaspar that, and the oh so annoying buy-in for evernote makes this one a MUST have!
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Matt Gillman
@gillman · Director, Grizzly & Partnerrz & HANDSOME
@garygaspar Looks good Gary - I developed a Screenshot tool that integrates with Trello recently called Tracey Bug Cop - www.traceybugcop.com - yours is way more advanced though! Well Done.
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