Kyle Powers ⓜⓕⓚⓟ

I've been trialing LaunchNotes since the early beta days, been very impressed with how quickly the team is adding new features and responding to my feedback. My team doesn't push out super frequent updates, but it's nice to be able to communicate updates clearly and concisely to users who are interested. Also helps our internal teams stay on the same page! Congrats on the launch, LaunchNotes!

An alternative ;-) https://www.producthunt.com/tech/prestodoctor

Hey ProductHunt! Kyle from PrestoDoctor here. We started this company back when there were no other online telehealth platforms for medical marijuana. I noticed that every time I went to get my card renewed, I ended up sitting in the clinic for almost an hour because they were running behind. On top of that, doing manual paperwork everytime just gets boring and tedious. I decided to quit my...

While this is a nice update, the thing that kills me about the slack android app is image uploading. On every other chat app I've ever used, it will compress the image before uploading. Slack for iOS does this. On Android? Nope, it uploads a 15mb photo (on my data plan nonetheless). Also, in this new update, they somehow removed the option to "take photo", I can only attach from my previously...

Feel free to share content from my blog: http://faildrone.com ;-) P.S. would love an android version!

Would be interesting to see how it compares on the EFF Secure Messaging Scorecard: https://www.eff.org/secure-messaging-scorecard I think there were concerns about how the code is not publicly auditable. I've been using Telegram (https://telegram.org/) and I have to say, they have awesome native apps (I'm using Mac & Android apps). The hard part is getting all your friends to start...

Seems like a good first version. I've been using Jager, but the design of this app seems a bit nicer and easier to navigate. I'll definitely add more feedback once I get some decent usage out of it!

It's nice, but mine is constantly spinning. Guess I have too many apps open: http://puu.sh/hE4DR/2502097c05.png

Pretty negative feedback re: pricing when I saw this a while back on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/raspberry_pi/comments/2aon4q/with_the_release_of_the_model_b_we_can_now_show/ Seems like the pricing has not changed. $300 does seem steep for a case with a display and keyboard, especially targeting the education market which is notorious for being under-funded.

Nice job guys, looks pretty good. I made a similar app a few years back: http://frameparty.com/

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Nice work @gary_chai and @waveappteam, waiting for an android version :-D

An online version of planning poker that we use (sometimes it's broken): http://firepoker.io/

I made a couple mobile clones of this about 6 months ago when the original came out (see related links). Unfortunately Apple didn't approve it (for no reason other than they didn't think it was useful or interesting), so it's now open source: iOS: https://github.com/mfkp/HexClock-iOS Android: https://github.com/mfkp/HexClock-android

Hey ya'll, author here. I made this app because I though that $20/month for Tinder Plus (http://www.gotinder.com/blog/plus) was a bit outrageous, and also figured they could use a desktop app! It's free and open source, try it out and let me know if you have any questions!