Egor Sazanov

Egor Sazanov

Founder, addicted.sh — shipping Daisy

About

Founder at addicted.sh — a product studio shipping local-first software for Mac. Currently building Daisy: a meeting recorder that never touches the cloud. Local-first, Mac native, one-time license. Live beta, prepping Product Hunt launch. 10 years inside Avito, Ozon, and Yandex before going solo. I write code, design interfaces, ship the whole stack myself. Based in Panglao 🇵🇭. Relocating to Tokyo 2027 via Japan Startup Visa. Open to conversations with builders working on local-first, privacy-respecting, or AI-first tools.

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Maker History

  • Fliqer
    FliqerSharpest frames from any video, found on your iPhone
    Oct 2026
  • Gear
    GearMaintenance reminders for the things you own
    Oct 2026
  • Web Frames
    Web FramesSee what you designed, built, and where they drift apart
    Sep 2026
  • Daisy
    DaisyPrivate meeting notes for Mac — local first, your AI
    Jun 2026
  • 🎉
    Joined Product HuntJanuary 22nd, 2020

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7d ago

Fliqer - Sharpest frames from any video, found on your iPhone

Fliqer turns any video into sharp photos. On-device AI scans the whole clip, scores every frame and picks the best ones. It learns from what you keep and skip, so suggestions get closer to your taste. Enhance fixes soft frames. Nothing leaves your iPhone.
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9d ago

Gear - Maintenance reminders for the things you own

Gear keeps maintenance off your mind. Track care for your bike, car, running shoes, appliances and plants with reminders based on time, distance or hours of use. Connect Strava for bike and shoe mileage, keep a service history with dates and notes, and see what’s due in Home Screen widgets. Start with a preset or use AI to turn a photo into a suggested care plan. Free for up to 3 items; Gear Pro adds unlimited items and ongoing AI assistance.
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2mo ago

Web Frames - See what you designed, built, and where they drift apart

Web Frames is a native macOS workspace for reviewing real web interfaces. Put localhost, live URLs, and image references side by side on an infinite canvas. Map routes, inspect live DOM elements, leave code-aware comments, compare an implementation with a reference, and send precise visual context to Codex. Web Frames inventories components and CSS variables, helps surface UI drift, and turns approved feedback into proposed code edits for review before anything is applied.
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