Sirag Nabih

Hey, congrats on the launch! Do you have approx dates for all the features you are listing? It seems quite ambitious and so far it only looks you are selling a pack of templates? I'd pull the trigger on the lifetime deal with more clarity about what I would be getting. Specifically UI components, seems a bit all over the place, like... will I only get a bunch of pricing blocks and that's it? I...

Congratulations, the product looks solid! I can see in the homepage at least 10 different "products", which I assume have been rolling out progressively... what's the strategy? where do you draw the line and stop producing new features? (sorry if it is a bit offtopic, I am quite curious about this approach)

?makers not to be a pessimist, but this will be approved in the App Store until it isn't. It breaks at least two big rules of the App Store (trying to circumvent in-app purchases and creating a sort of store inside the Store). Having yearly plans, hope that you guys have a contingency plan if things go wrong (not saying the rules are fair or that this is a bad initiative, just pointing it out)....

You are literally using the Finizens logo in the exact same colors. Not a great first impression.

Recommending one single book for a person who wants to master ASO just became really easy. Congratulations to everyone involved in this project!

Seems like a nice product, but the video on your website (the first call to action when you land there is a button to watch it) gives you no clue what the product does or its value proposition. Lots of happy people but couldn't figure out why :)

I used to change between Soundcloud and Spotify looking for "discovery" and "mobility". When Spotify improved dramatically its "Weekly discover" service I ended up sticking to Spotify and getting the premium. I am very happy to see the offline mode finally arriving to Soundcloud. It's always been a service that I really wanted to like, I am glad to see that I have more reasons than ever to do...

If it pretty simple (in a cool way) but I find it a little bit problematic that a paid app leaves a watermark in the GIFs and videos created.

BKIE wants to be a space for the cycling community to buy and sell products to other people nearby. It's been very successful in Spain (it was build in Barcelona) and now it is launching worldwide. It is pretty frustrating to buy or sell used products online when you go niche (cranksets, chainrings, forks, stems...), so (finally!) BKIE offers a solution for that.

They make great selections. They also have an iPhone app to download the mixtapes offline: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bon-entendeur/id936245438?mt=8

This looks really exciting! It asks you if you have a promo code during the registration and I was wondering if there is something special for producthunters :). I will definitely register anyway. Congrats!

Seems promising, but the "free for now" pricing model makes me wonder if I should integrate it in my daily routine. I will definitely take another look at it when the pricing is decided.

I was wondering why Buffer is discontinuing the "Suggested content" feature. That might be a good feature for you guys to add, although they surely have a good reason to abandon it.