Steven Brewis

Hey there Hunters I’m excited to share the first version of TimeWobble with you. I shared this tool with my friends and business colleagues, and most of them found value in it. 🙌 I made some horrendous meeting scheduling mistakes in the past, and it often happens at the worst time. In my case - there was already friction with a client, and I showed up an hour late for the Zoom call because I...

I love it! One suggestion - I feel the synopsis is a bit lean and possibly subjective in some cases. I don't know if it is possible to get conversion numbers or some sort of metric so we can make some real assertions as to what makes the copy effective?

I love this, I've been using XD since it came out and although I use Figma etc. I actually prefer XD for certain applications and being able to add Lottie animations will make that pull even stronger for me.

This is great news from what I can see it will fill all the gaps of things that I struggle to do in iMovie with much more features and ease of use.

This is a great way for creators on Insta to make money with their content / art / illustrations, designs etc. Power Back to the creators!

Looks promising, when you say iOS I assume Objective-C and Swift are both supported?

This is great, I guess it makes sense to start with the FREE version on a new product's social media account until I have some traffic and followers. Have you guys considered a tiered option, ie your first 100 visitors/month are free, or something like that for new products/accounts while they gain traction? Either way - super cool!

I just launched TimeWobble - Super cheap and cheerful Time zone solution that calculates a remote time for a remote location at a specified time in the future. No more counting on your fingers. Up to now the easiest way to do this would be to go to Google and look at the remote location's time and add or deduct the difference. We have all made at least one or two time zone booboos this way –...

So based on one of the comments, there might be room for improvement in the tagline, here are some options

Heya Product Hunters and party peeps🎈 welcome to MinglePic - a fun way to share event photos with everyone. Basically all other ways of sharing event photos is a little tedious in one way or another, you typically either have to belong to a group - or be friends with a bunch of people, or ask to be invited to a group - and then you need to leave or mute the group when you are done with the...

It all started with my daughter's ballet concert - soooo many people took so many photos but no way to share them with one another.