Tristan Homsi

Hey PH, cofounder of Readwise here. Very excited to finally be sharing the public beta of Readwise Reader with the world: The main thing that makes Reader unique is that it supports almost any content type you could want to save/read/highlight: * articles 📰 * PDFs 📊 * emails/newsletters 📧 * ePubs 📚 * twitter threads 🐦 * youtube videos (with transcripts) 📺 * RSS feeds 📃 Reader helps you get...

Been using Teamflow near daily for a year now! Highly recommend 😍

One thing @realjakecooper didn't point out, which absolutely blows my mind, is that there are no different tiers for postgres, redis, etc hosted on Railway. You just start using these databases, and they expand/scale _automatically_ as you start using more resources. Any backend hacker knows that this is legit the holy grail of managed services -- AWS doesn't offer it, Heroku doesn't offer it,...

Having used other alternatives (their APIs were _not_ Stripe-quality), I'm very excited about this!

Have been using this for a couple weeks, makes chatting with friends crazy fun. Really makes you realize how much room there is for creativity in even the most basic product areas (like text/image messaging).

Hey PH! When we first launched the beta of Readwise about a year ago, it was just an MVP to help you resurface your Kindle highlights. Since then, we've transformed Readwise into a fully-featured product which helps you grow wiser and get the most out your reading, no matter where you do it. The first huge step we took was to add highlights from every reading source we could: 📔 iBooks 📰...

I like it! Love the simple design. Some suggestions: - I'd like to see the writing prompt when I go back to my tinythoughts (e.g it asked me what I was proud of today, so I answered, but after submitting my thought and trying to go back to it, I couldn't see the prompt, so my thought made less sense to me) - this would be cool website to show as the browser's new tab -- might be worth...

Hey PH! We're huge fans of Kindle, but we were pained by how hard it is to revisit and organize your highlights. It would often feel like we'd read a book and have phenomenal new insights, only to forget them a couple months later. Readwise sends you a daily email with some of your best past highlights, helping you actually remember what you read. We also let you effortlessly tag and rate...

This looks cool! I was really trying to get a taste of it (before seeing your summary example in the comments below), but couldn't figure out how. Perhaps put that summary example on your landing page? Some more random things: * At first I thought the book covers and Maker pictures were clickable, but then I just realized they were draggable instead. * I wanted to give you my email to learn...