Bryan Maniotakis

Hah, I posted this on my IG a few weeks ago, and it turned into one of the most popular posts of the year (300k views) - https://www.instagram.com/p/CXRmnrmlnGx/

I talked with Charlie a few months ago about Havoc Shield and was impressed at the product. Congrats on the launch!

I've been impressed with mine after using it for last few weeks. I've got a Fuji XT3 + 60mm lens that I usually use for zoom, but it's kind of a pain in the ass to get working with certain software (it doesn't work at all in Teams for example). I put together a ton of comparison shots with various cameras including my Fuji, Logitech, and 2021 Macbook pro camera here -...

Good start, I hope to see some more improvements. Pros: Clean design for a great product Cons: Options to reschedule events in the past don't work and aren't necessary.

Just bought it, but I feel like I'm missing something here. What is the fastest way to add images to a collection beyond saving to desktop and dragging them into the app? I feel like copy & paste support or a browser extension is required for this sort of tool.

I've been waiting to see what this app is like after using 10% happier and Headspace for the last few years. I like the inclusion of the lessons, which offers a little more insight compared to the competition. Pros: Easy to listen to from someone with a unique perspective in the same Cons: Having some login issues as a previous patreon (content isn't showing up as unlocked, but was earlier)

Knowing what you do now about the process of app development, what are some tips you would pass on to someone looking to do the same for the first time?

Why not just use the free wallpaper app directly from Unsplash? https://unsplash.com/wallpaper/1065396/desktop-wallpapers

Beautiful! Just featured it on the minimalgoodsco instagram account. I ordered one as well, and will shoot some photos and do a full review when it arrives.

I'm gladly on the subscription model of this app after using it every day for the last 6 or so months. Best on the market. Pros: Well designed for repetitive actions Cons: None

Finally switched over to the subscription model. The 2FA integration is by far the biggest time saver in this version.

Very comprehensive guide, but you might want to make some edits to the reddit portion. It's against reddit rules for self promotion, and usually results in the post getting taken down. Asking for votes is also against the rules, albeit pretty hard for them to police.

Nice! I used later for a while and loved it compared to the competition. Just a word of advice for those looking to use this - upgrading your account to a business account had some serious ramifications in terms of engagement compared to posting the same content at the same time as a personal account. Instagram really pushes their promoted posts once you convert, so before you tap that button,...

Looks like an interesting tool, I'm just sad the smallest price tier includes 25 sites when all I'm looking for is 1-5. Are there any plans to introduce smaller plans for those with small personal projects?

Looks pretty robust! I'd love to see a couple small tutorial videos to get an idea of the workflow.

Cool concept. My only critique is that it feels like the timeline is backwards - I got to the bottom when I noticed it was the oldest date.