Simon

Hi Hunters, thanks for stopping by. I recently acquired Laradir! This is my first-ever acquisition, so I'm really keen for it to be a success 😬 learning a lot every day (as always!) This was a private acquisition and it went extremely smoothly. You can read more about it here: https://laradir.com/blog/ive-acq... The site originally launched just over a year ago and as well as being a user,...

Dude! This is sick and couldn't have come at a better time. Thank you 🙏

Hey folks, I'm really excited to share a small project that I've been working on for a couple of days: Veliance. It's a freelancer directory for Laravel engineers. I'm a Laravel developer and a freelancer, and for too long now I've felt the pain of not having easier access to other Laravel freelancers - they're either hidden away in some crowded and noisy freelancer marketplace or behind some...

GoSquared is such a slick service. It looks great and it focuses on showing only what I need to see. The real-time view of visitors and built-in live chat are perfect for us right now and automation feels like a really useful addition that we're going to start exploring soon.

Will be really useful when it has some personalisation features :) Pros: Great design, great idea Cons: Missing a way to favourite the things you're most interested in

Ive used this and Pablo by Buffer. Both are good, but I really preferred Snappa as it provides a better range of starting sizes for images for more than just social networks. Having worked with Chris before, I can also say you'll be in good hands with Snappa. Looking forward to seeing the other integrations as this will really help distinguish Snappa as the tool of choice. Great work guys,...

This is beautiful and the interaction on mobile is buttery smooth

Looks excellent and comes at the perfect time! Thanks for sharing :)

I've been wanting something like this for so long. It's not going to suit everyone out of the box, but it's going to be a great way to get started on an app - I feel like I've wasted so many hours setting up all the standard things every single app uses before... Laravel made that way easier and I feel like Spark is going to make it so much easier it would just be silly not to. Well done, Taylor!

Anyone remember audioBoo (now audioBoom) that tried a similar concept about 7 years ago?

I was intrigued by other's comments on here, but I have to say I was put off immediately when I realised I have to 'sign up'... to all intents and purposes this is a desktop-first app... why should I have to 'sign up' to try it out? Please let me know when you change this and I will give your app a go.