Philippe Dame

Hands down the best screenshot and screen recorder tool I've used. And it just got better. Well done to the team.

Vowel is an amazing product with a responsive team supporting it. We've been a beta customer for more than a year using it for quick daily team meetings but also longer meetings with both internal and with external audiences. It's been very reliable and easy to use. The Google Calendar and Slack integration make it quick and easy to integrate into our process for planned and ad hoc...

@eric_j1 This is a great utility. A couple questions come to mind... • Can the source URL be kept in the episode description for reference? • Given there's no sign-in required, how can one contribute the posts to just one podcast "show" across multiple computers or sign-in Chrome accounts? • Might there be a way to have the page (or a text selection) read out to you right away instead of...

Well done. It's a nice utility with a good user experience. At first, I didn't notice you could add extra points. Consider showing a (+) that follows your cursor along the line so one can click on the line to quickly add an additional point.

Great concept. I just tried the iOS version. I don't see Catcode in the "Share" menu while browsing in Chrome/Safari or viewing a photo in my Camera Roll. Should it appear there to make Catcode creation simpler?

We're an existing customer and like the products so far. Ordering these charms with the keychain accessory (as an option) seems like a must in any quantity. Otherwise it looks interesting.

Overall very nice. I look forward to an always-on version: at least "on" during an extended testing session with a way to isolate a section of the overall 'recording'

Well done @aydin_mirzaee and team. I'm looking forward to trying this out with my growing team. You're right that managers are missing their own toolset to ensure they follow best practices and stay disciplined. As someone that appreciates UX, I love your dedication to creating an intuitive user experience. What do you have planned for mobile and additional integrations?

Great product. It's a must-have if you want to protect your crypto assets from potential hackers of those major exchanges.

Works well on my Mac. Has anyone made something like this work on AWS Lambda to extract video clips and take video stills? This approach would be quick if it doesn't need to decode and re-encode. The source videos would be stored and re-saved into S3.

Great! Any plans for HD video quality and an API for app vendors to capture user feedback in one click? Key is to allow the resulting video file to be fetched or directly dumped to AWS S3. Streaming webcam capture alone has value. The embedded page parameters could force settings in the plugin regarding a starting URL and capture settings (e.g. force screen + webcam). White labeling or...

I'd like to try it. Looks like some API limit has been met however. Product Hunt effect!

Ivy looks very interesting and easy to use. Have you guys considered a more "entry-level" version for creating product training courses that are less technical in nature? Also, I think your demo video is quite effective. Did you guys produce that in house or use a design firm? I'd love to know. Thx.

Nice tool over all but Jing by TechSmith offers superior recording quality and it's also free. Jing's final capture has minimal discoloration and compression artifacts while this tool creates an output that's noticeable more compressed (like an over-compressed JPEG instead of a crisp PNG). Also, I couldn't launch the Screencast-O-Matic Mac app without going through the website (even though I...

At first glance, I think the execution on this product is excellent. Given the pricing model it seems more for product or API documentation. I will definitely keep this in mind. I think keeping your source code and the related (easy-to-read, easy-to edit, versioned and collaborative) documentation in the same repository makes a lot of sense.

I added the video to this podcast in the Media section above

Interesting. Will you be able to tell the AI system it made mistakes so it can learn? If a customer says "No cheese" for the pizza it might add cheese. If the customer says "Extra Large" it might understand it incorrectly as "Large" and so on. Might be good to teach it how to validate responses too, for example, ensuring that the address provided is valid and within a given radius of your...

Brilliant and almost too simple to setup. How does it work? Is it by taking over the DNS of the home WiFi network? What if your kid sets a manual DNS entry in their network settings, can it be bypassed?

I learned of Fieldbook only recently and I've been very impressed with it, as Jason knows. We all know of some data or process in our business, or even personal lives, that ends up in a spreadsheet when it really deserves a simpler, yet more multi-faceted interface. A custom database-driven web-app would be great, we think, if only we had the time and skill to set one up. I've tried other...

In his new book "Triggers", Marshall Goldsmith recommends asking yourself questions such as "Today, did I do my best to… ?" as a way to reflect on your day. He answers his own questions on a scale of 1 to 10 and can later look back on his week or month as a spreadsheet of values. Would be cool if you could speak a value and see it transcribed in a column matching up with your own daily...