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Big fan of Loom for cutting down on meeting time. We use Loom a lot at Product Hunt to make asynchronous time more effective and reduce unnecessary meetings.

I just discovered Google Podcasts and I'm totally hooked! It has a great selection of podcasts, and the user experience is really intuitive. I love how I can quickly and easily find my favorite shows and play them right away. It's awesome! I can quickly find and play my favorite podcasts with just a few clicks. It's a great way to stay up to date with the latest episodes and I highly recommend it!

The only reason I signed up for this sight is to leave a 5 star review for Kapwing, because I saw the reviews did not represent how good this product is. I don't know where the low reviews are coming from, maybe because it used to be free and now it's paid, or because it does advanced processing (very smoothly) and you need high processing power to keep up, but anyway, I've had a fantastic experience. I don't usually go out of my way to leave a review, but for the money, this does everything I want, in a more affordable and way more user friendly way than the final cuts, or adobe premiers out there. Worth the money!

Tested for a few days and really like the ability to record up to 4k with effects auto-added. The effects can be further tweaked in the editor. This provides a very smooth workflow, as the resulting footage can then be added into a full editor like Screenflow. Some cons I found - no audio voiceover/transcription, webcam overlay or the ability to automatically create "guides", like some of the competitors can. The developer is very open to feedback, and I hope some of these features would be rolled out shortly. Would also prefer if the licencing is for lifetime for earlier adopters, and not a yearly renewal.

I have added KomodoDecks into my workflow. Working with busy clients, freelancers on a different timezone, etc... I'm able to get a quick recording done - which is easier than a long text - and everybody can watch at their earliest convenience and comment too.

You all just keep shipping! And this seed investor loves to see it. Our content team at 776 is very impressed with the latest Magic Clips. I think you're gonna see a lot of love from creators especially who have limited time and limited budgets but want lots of great edits for social.

Loving the simple experience using Lex. Feels like a sidekick to writing rather than some others which feel like it replaces it.

Had a great experience using it, definitely for someone who is looking at producing something great! The cherry on top is the affordable pricing that the product has to offer.

I’ve been using Headliner for about three months. Its a great tool for creating audiograms. There’s a list of templates you can use and then use these to add your unique styles. The tamplates are the framework, ie whether you want captions or rotating cubes or ribbons etc…. The templates are good, although I have’t found where to adjust the position of captions or add captions to a non caption template, where I prefer the non caption template to the caption template. You are able to share posts direct to social media, however I’ve not found a facility to schedule posts - which would be a great addition. Overall Headliner is a great tool and well worth a try.

I was really excited to discover Augie. As a new Youtuber with limited video editing experience, Augie has really helped me quickly create things that I can make some small changes to and come up with something incredible.

I'm incredibly excited to launch Prospector! I've been using it in beta for weeks and am constantly amazed by the quality, variety and personalization of the messages. It's such a great way to begin a high value conversation with a prospect...easily and at scale. And this is just the beginning...!!