... Ableton, and there's one part of the workflow that still feels unnecessarily messy: collaborating with other producers. You start working on a track together and, before you know it, you're dealing with different project versions, Drive folders, WeTransfer links, missing samples and messages like: Which version are you working on? or What did you actually change? Remote collaboration makes it even worse. A few friends and I kept running into this problem, so we started building something around ... ... curious about GITAR or want to know more about what we're building, feel free to ask me anything or just reach out. If you produce music or work with musicians: how do you collaborate today? Drive? Dropbox? WeTransfer

... build internal tools, manage workflows, and create custom applications without traditional coding. The acquisition continues Bending Spoons strategy of acquiring established technology products and scaling them through operational changes. The company has previously acquired brands including Evernote, Vimeo, WeTransfer, and Eventbrite. Interesting timing as well: this is Bending Spoons first acquisition after its Nasdaq debut earlier this year. The bigger question: Can Bending Spoons turn Airtable into the next chapter of enterprise software or will the acquisition change the product ...

... supposed to do ? Your instinct is right. It's not okay. And that's not fear mongering, it's reality: Email is literally unencrypted text crossing multiple servers Google Drive is encrypted, but Google can still see it WeTransfer is convenient, but they keep logs Slack ? Don't get me started So What's Actually Wrong? The files aren't the problem. Trusting the wrong people with them is. When you upload somewhere, you're asking three things: Does ... ... files auto-delete before someone can even download The Real Question Is ANY online file sharing 100% safe? No. Not ours, not anyone's. But the question isn't "is it perfect?" It's "is it better than the alternative

... expiry No forced sign-ups - just verify your email and send We're actively building and would love honest feedback on: What features are missing that you'd expect from a file transfer tool? Would you use this over WeTransfer or similar tools? Why or why not? Any security concerns we haven't addressed? Try it for free at https://transfersecure.ai/ - no credit card, no catch. Comment from Rudra Bhairav(@rudra_bhairav): @olive_mwangi  That reframe could genuinely ...

... Elias 17 years old, based in Germany, and I've been building Ruom for the past few months completely solo. Before Ruom I kept running into the same problem sending files. ZIP files. Drive links. WeTransfer that expires in 7 days. The work was always good. The delivery never was. So I decided to fix it. Would love to connect with other makers, founders and creatives here ...

... Remini Smartphone video app FiLMiC Evernote , a note-taking and organization app Meeting and group organization platform Meetup Mosaic Group (makers of iTranslate, RoboKiller , PDF Hero, and other apps) Livestream recording tool StreamYard Issuu , a digital publishing platform WeTransfer , a file-sharing service Video streaming platform Brightcove Komoot , an app for planning outdoor adventures Time-tracking tool Harvest Mileage tracking app MileIQ It has also announced acquisitions of: Video hosting site Vimeo AOL yes, that AOL What other well-known ...

... problem: You spend weeks perfecting your work, then deliver it in the same boring way everyone else does. No branding. No control. No idea if your client even opened it. Why this exists: I saw the gap between $12 WeTransfer (basic, no branding) and $250+ DocSend (overkill for freelancers). We're the missing middle professional file delivery at $9.99/month. What makes us different: Your logo & colours on every delivery (stop looking like Google Drive) Permanent links that never ...

... building TimeTuna.com (it's a beautiful Calendly alternative) and I'm curious to know what tools you guys use and why. Currently, we're focusing primarily on the aesthetics of the product and making it easier (less awkward) to share your link and making it more personal and less transactional. We don't know if this will work long-term, revenue-wise. But if WeTransfer

... Yall, Rishi here with Sinosend. WeTransfer is the GOAT, but their recent terms changes, non-stop ads, and regional blocks in Asia were a dealbreaker for our business. That's why we built Sinosend, a compelling alternative

... Bending Spoons (owner of Brightcove, @Evernote , @Meetup , @Komoot , @Remini , and @WeTransfer ) has announced that they've agreed to acquire Vimeo (NASDAQ: VMEO), the beloved video platform, in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $1.38 billion, subject to customary conditions, including stockholder and regulatory approvals. That's a wrap...! Comment from Adam Lasnik(@thatadamguy): Well, based on how Evernote and Meetup have fared, at least... so much for Vimeo :( Comment from Maciej ebkowski(@mlebkowski): Farewell, Vimeo. It s been ...

... Product Hunt We just soft-launched Send by Hivenet, a new tool for fast, secure, and sustainable file sharing. Think WeTransfer, but: End-to-end encrypted Peer-to-peer (no data centers = lower carbon footprint) Send up to 4GB for free Files auto-delete after 7 days No signup just email verification We built Send because we were tired of clunky tools that rely on email, track your data, or expire too quickly. We wanted file sharing to feel more ...

... Admittedly, I cheated a bit and ran your website through our app. So, kudos to you on having a simple pricing strategy. Looks like having transparent pricing that isn't overly complicated will already help you win against your competitors, like OnRamp and Appcues. I'm curious - are most of your customers Enterprise customers? Is that why you highlight that pricing tier? I think one of my strongest critiques would be your wall of check marks. I love a comparison ... ... long even if I sign up for the monthly plan? I really like the comparison table at the bottom. I would match the order in the section title with the order of the companies within the table. Meaning: SinoSend vs

... Thanks! It became the most upvoted post of all time on r/microsaas in just three days. AI coding is pure hype! Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): I have a different take on this. Most acquirers are deciding between buy vs build. The main reasons they choose buy is: The cost to build is too high or presents too many unknowns (execution, strategic, etc.) The product they're eyeing has a strategic, fast-growing, and/or otherwise attractive distribution moat Said another ... ... there s Bending Spoons. They are looking for great product ideas with a strong user base but messy code and disorganized management. They buy, strip everything down, and rebuild from scratch. They ve already done it with Evernote and WeTransfer