Duckly

Thank you @katmanalac!  Hi Product Hunt! Duckly co-founders, Thiago and Dragos here. Duckly enables teams to talk and collaborate in real-time. We started building it to solve our own collaboration challenges. Back then, it was still called GitDuck and mostly focused on the developer's code sharing experience. We recently changed our name to Duckly as we are building more and more tools for the whole team. What can you do with Duckly: 🦆 Share any website and allow your team to interact with it with multiple cursors. Just like Figma, but on any website. It even works for sharing the localhost! We call this feature Cobrowsing. 🛠 Cross-IDE code sharing. Developers can share their code and work with people using different IDEs. That's right, you can share your code from VSCode and do pair programming with people using IntelliJ for example. People on the web app can also follow and interact with your code with our browser code editor. 🎛 Terminal sharing. Share the terminal session with your team with read-only or write access. It's the easiest way to debug.  🎟 Invite people to talk without a Duckly account. They can join as a visitor and fully use Duckly. 🔗 Simple URLs for your team. Instead of long generic hashes, your team URL is where you go to talk. Easy to remember, and join.  Security 🔒 We care deeply about your privacy and security. Every time you share something on Duckly, you are sharing P2P and encrypted only with the people you are talking to. No browser, code, or terminal connection touches our servers.  Check out Duckly and invite your colleagues. Let us know your feedback and what integration we should build next. 🙌🦆 Thank you!

Congrats on the launch! 🎉🎉🎉

Duckly is delightful. We've been lucky enough to meet with the founding team that has been extremely helpful along our journey at June. Cannot recommend enough to test out their product 🔥

Why not use pop.com? or drovio.com?

?makers hats off for making this awesome product

I've met Thiago and Dragos at one of our IndieHackers meetups. The product they presented back then was still a rough VS Code extension. But the team has always been passionate about team collaboration and kept improving Duckly (GitDuck) ever since. Definitely excited to see what the team came up with and where it's headed!

Congrats for the launch team. I'm so excited about the new direction product is taking 🙌🏽