Tram Thomas

This solves a real problem for solo founders who use Loom for everything, customer support walkthrough, onboarding videos, bug reports, feature demos, but then have to manually write up the same content again as docs or emails. The video-to-doc pipeline is the missing piece. Record once, communicate in every format. One questions for the team: how does it handle technical screencast with code...

This is exactly what solo founders building without a team need. Code review is the biggest blind spot when you're the only developer on a project. You get too close to your own code to catch logical errors. missed edge cases, or security gaps that a second set of eyes would catch instantly. Having an AI backstop directly in VS code that flags these before commit is genuinely valuable. The...

Finally a Windows-native version, been waiting for this. As a solo dev building a SaaS, the single biggest time drain is writing. Support responses, marketing copy, commit messages, documentation, it never ends. If Wisper Flow can hancler technical vocabulary and proper nouns accurately accross those contexts, this is a no-brainer. The '3x faster' claim is bold, what's the accuracy like with...

The AI avatar technology here is impressive, the lip sync quality has come a long way in the last year. One thing I'd love to see is tighter integration with photo restoration workflows. A lot of creators working with historical or family content need both restoraion and video generation in the same pipeline. Right now those are the two completely separate tools. Congrats on the launch, the...

As someone who's been building a SaaS product almost entirely through Claude conversations over several months, the context loss between sessions is the single biggest friction point. You rebuild the same mental model of your codebase over and over. Project-based memory that persists accross sessions is the feature I didn't know I needed until it every day/ Congrats on the launch.

The privacy angle is what make this interesting. Most "personal AI" products train on your data in the cloud and you just have to trust their privacy policy. Self hosted and locally trained is a fundamentally different promise - you're not hoping they protect your data, you own it. Curiosu how the network layer works without compromising that.

Been using Claude 3.7 Sonnet heavily for the past few months while building my first SaaS solo — the extended thinking mode is genuinely different from anything else I've tried for working through complex architecture decisions. The jump from "here's code that works" to "here's why this approach is better than the three alternatives" changed how I use it day to day. Question for the team: is...