Ludwig

I feel flashy very "professional" product videos with a lot of animations and transitions they often cover up the actual information, like what does the product do, how is it used. A simple informative screencast with explanation can be much clearer. But has less "wow" factor i guess

That's such a good approach, I believe people call it "time-boxing method". I also do it that way. Basically any calendar app works, but there are even some tools that specialize on this by also allowing to tick off tasks in the calendar for exmaple. Like Akiflow...

Integrated quite some via API into my product to prototype but wasn't blown away... First: ChatGPT, Text-to-Speech Then: ChatGPT, Text-to-Speech, Text-to-image (Dall-E), Text-to-video or image-to-video (Stable Video Diffusion, I2V-Gen-XL, Animate-Diff, Video-Superresolution), LeiaPix, Text-to-speech (ElevenLabs) Now: ChatGPT, Text-to-Speech lol

Have experimented with building one... Just spend two months on trying to get it to make legit videos with generative AI but the results were not so mind blowing... Couldn't get rid of the "plastic" AI vibe in them. Did you get validation on your product? Would be interesting to hear, because the feedback I got on the genAI videos was rather unimpressed and people said they wouldn't use them...

I agree, "The Playlist" is great. Less popular "The Billion Dollar Code", about the guys who sued Google for stealing their algorithm to render satellite maps. The acting wasn't mindblowing but awesome soundtrack and good story. And of course "The Inventor", the just incredible Theranos story (this one is the documentary with the actual Elizabeth Holmes, there's also an acted show called "The...

"You need to take a day off" ;)

Hi Shajedul, congrats on the launch! The idea to get past notes served back is great! I was actually thinking about that a few days ago, that I have to go through all my notes from the past months to see if there are some gold nuggets in there I forgot about. Question, is it only for voice notes? As mine are for example quite big lists in Notion...

Akiflow should be in this list ;) But yes essentially time blocking is a mix of to do list and a calendar, where you plan your to dos with fixed time. So in principle any digital calendar does the trick, but of course additional features can be nice to have!

This is such a cool idea! Especially for indie makers, security is not less important as for big software tools, but we don't have the resources in the beginning to focus enough on it (thinking of the DDOS attack on an indie maker's tool after he posted on HackerNews about it). Your tool does definitely mark a big step up in this regard!

Saw your post on indiehackers. Cool product, very attractive to outsource researching all those places to list your product on.. What's the story behind your knowledge of so many of these directories so you can make it a product?