Kaycee Gu

Hello! Thank you for checking out Narrated Guide. I first made Narrated Guide for myself and my partner. We love the freedom to explore cities on our own schedule, at our own pace and I, myself, really don't like crowds so we never sign up for walking tours but we love to listen to or read all about the history and culture of the location, item, or food. So, being the problem-solver that I...

I'm currently optimising the platform, collecting more reviews and in the midst of creating a community where recent bootcamp graduates can find out more about how to increase their success rate when applying for jobs and to start an open conversation about post-bootcamp starting salaries. Why CoursePilot Matters: 1. Empowering Career-Changing Decision Makers With Authentic Reviews:...

Just scanned over all of the listed websites, which is a testament to the web design - so crisp and clean, love it. What about something like a voting button and a sorting function for most liked websites?

Never thought about it but great idea! I can see this improving my productivity even more.

🗺 Have you been on holiday and just wanted to communicate with a local naturally, instead of typing out simple sentences on Google Translate? 🎧 Have you ever wanted to listen to a podcast in a foreign language that you just wished you could understand? Interpre-X is a real-time speech translation web app that seeks to solve problems like these. It is more accurate than Google, more targeted...

Always on the lookout for good cycling GPS apps but as @john_mctavish1 said, it looks very similar to RidewithGPS or Komoot, which I have used when doing long distance cycling in England and whilst en-route, not very intuitive/clear. Is it possible to have a more intuitive map? A cycling version of Waze would be incredible.

English translation: Using this app, enter a Chinese character and search for it to see the radicals, decomposition of strokes, related words and an animated demonstration of the stroke order. The app has a dictation function for Chinese characters and words, solving the problem of parents/teachers having to dictate the Chinese characters for their children/students over and over again. If...

There are quite a few similar concepts out there (e.g. listings on workinstartups.com, Starthawk, etc) and many others listed on Product Hunt, what would be the differentiator?

This is a fantastic idea, what gave you guys the inspiration and how long did it take to put the app together? If you're still working on finding more users, have you reached out to universities, colleges, language classes etc to help you promote it to students who are learning a new language? Many universities offer language exchanges, free classes to learn a new language etc, could be worth a...

Nice!

Sounds fun!

Remind me a bit of the ‘Yo’ app. Could go viral! But could also share the same fate as the ‘Yo’ app.

Very interesting product and a great web design! I have been looking for something like this for ages, although, the debate of getting over paywalls vs not rewarding journalism is an interesting one and, in all honesty, does stop me from using it. I wonder if there is a creative way to get past this problem and compensate the journalist (and not the corporation) somehow?

As a part-time podcaster, very interesting. What about moving graphics for Instagram posts?

Sounds like a great idea, will have a look