Leonhard

What’s the difference between this and just using Copilot + StackOverflow?

While building this, we kept asking one question: If someone reads this, will they actually understand what changed? We’re still learning and improving, so any honest feedback helps. What topics do you feel are underexplained in tech media today?

Since the app only has read-only access to accounts how is the data handled once it is connected? How is the information stored and protected and if an account is removed does everything linked to it get deleted right away?

Kinda surprising how much information gets bundled into a image without anyone noticing. Location, device details all of it just goes along when we share an image.

After trying a few recordings what really matters for me is what happens after the first run. The fact that the recorded flow becomes code you can open, change and run again right away matters a lot. Small tweaks usually force a full redo with other tools so keeping that loop tight inside Demonstrate saves time and avoids redoing work.

For founders who already have an idea but aren’t sure it’s the right idea yet, how much does Hal9 challenge or push back during the process? If an idea isn’t strong, risky or realistic to ship in 30 days do your experts help reshape it early or do you focus more on execution once the direction is set?

Working from the terminal or IDE is already how I do most of my work so having this live there fits well. Instead of jumping between tools I can start from a prompt, let it move through the repo, update files and run tests in the same place. That flow feels smoother and saves time compared to tools that sit outside the editor. Its the kind of setup I can actually see myself using regularly....

These days I’m trying to keep my meals low on cholesterol, and it’s always a hassle to tweak every recipe. What I like about Bean is I can just say what I need and it adjusts everything for me. It’s a relief not having to worry about every single ingredient all the time.

A question for you: When a video jumps between topics a lot (like podcasts that go off-track every 2 minutes) how does MyLens AI keep the timeline clean and not messy? Does it group similar parts together or treat every small tangent as a key moment?

Man, I wasn’t even planning to comment, but this one got me. It’s rare to see something that actually understands how freelancers and builders think. Wishing you guys have good success with the launch.

You can use lots of AI video tools in one place without paying for many subscriptions. Sharing credits with your team or friends is really smart. Makes making videos and getting feedback much easier. How does it work when many people use it at the same time?

Hi Patience 👋 Nice to meet you here. Your skills sound really helpful for startups and small teams. I’m sure many people will find value in what you do. Wishing you success!