Oscar Franco

Hi ProductHunt, just quickly wanted to show you my latest app. It's a replacement for the default Spotlight tool, and more advanced tools like Raycast or Alfred. Current feature set is limited, but it always bothered me that such a basic tool is not really customizable and I cannot play around with the source code. Don't have a real plan to monetize it, for now just playing around with it....

Hi Product Hunt! Announcing the latest version of CI Demon, there have been some major overhauls since I first introduced it, but most importantly the product is now FREE! 🎉 For those who missed it the first time, CI Demon constantly monitors your Continuous Integration (Github Actions, Gitlab Pipelines, TravisCI, AppCenter, Bitrise, CircleCI) and puts the status of your jobs directly on the...

Hi Product Hunt! I'm Oscar, I'm introducing my latest project, it's a small native app for the most basic task of all: converting and resizing images I'm currently trying to grow my following, which means I post images a lot, however, these images need to be in a specific format/ratio. Usually, I would go to one of the many websites that resize and convert images, but the experience is...

Hi Product Hunt! I'm Oscar! I do a lot of react native and web development, therefore I mostly code in JavaScript, however some of the new technologies coming up such as web assembly and the react-native JSI require knowledge of low level languages. In order to leverage this new tech I had to learn C++ and it was not an easy path, a lot of the documentation and knowledge out there is way too...

Hey Traf! When you started super (or your other products), how did you gain traction? I struggle so much with marketing my products and creating a following, since nobody knows me

Hi Producthunt! 👋 💡 **The Idea** A few weeks ago I stumbled upon Raycast and I thought it was awesome, but a lot of the power does not come from the app itself but the scripts you can run on it. There is no built-in gallery and I realized that all this years I've been writing my own scripts or casually finding them while browsing Github... which is a terrible way to find such valuable...

Woke up with the idea of a small native mac app, how hard can it be? I had been using CCMenu extensively for quite some period of time, but it has many shortcomings, one of them is not being able to monitor other branches than master, it also only shows a very simple status