Maker sheet

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Best average
Reviews written
3
Points given
20

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3
  • Really solid utility app. Clipboard managers are one of those tools you don't think you need until you use one, then you can't go back. The iCloud sync across Mac, iPhone, and iPad is the key differentiator here, and the smart actions feature (recognizing flight numbers, tracking codes, etc.) is a nice touch that goes beyond basic copy/paste history. The landing page has a lot of great info but it's almost too much. I found myself scrolling for a while before getting the full picture. A shorter, punchier hero section with a quick demo video might convert better. The product itself feels polished though, and the pricing is very reasonable. Nice work!

  • Interesting concept. The idea of having your own thinking surfaced back to you instead of manually organizing everything is compelling. I like that it's not trying to be another notes app or folder system. The "living map" idea of connecting old insights to new ones feels powerful, especially for founders or anyone making lots of decisions over time. I think the landing page could be simplified though. It took me a minute to understand exactly what the product does. The value prop is strong but it's buried under a lot of abstract language. A quick demo video or a concrete before/after example would go a long way. Would consider paying depending on how useful it is for me after a free trial. Keep going with this, the core idea has real potential!

  • Really cool concept. I'm always hunting for cafes with reliable outlets and WiFi, especially when I need to get work done somewhere new. The layout is super clean, I love that you can see the photos and the map side by side so you can quickly decide based on location without scrolling through endless lists. The city guides are a nice touch too, it's helpful to see everything grouped that way instead of just one big directory. I noticed there aren't any LA cafes on there yet though. Would love to see that added since that's where I'm based and I'm constantly looking for new spots to work from. The kind of detail you're showing (WiFi speed, outlets, ambiance) is exactly what I look for before trying a new place. Can consider paying for this depending on how accurate the recs are (ie are there actually outlets, how is my experience at the cafe based on the impression I got on this site). Keep building this out, there's definitely a need for it!