Making a “nice” product video always costs me more than it should, either hours of editing or paying someone else. So I spent around 6 months preparing and 3 months building FocuSee, a screen recorder that tries to remove the annoying part: post-production. How it works: Simp
@victoriaqinHey all — I came across a roundup of screen recording tools that include an auto-zoom (and cursor focus) feature, which might be useful if you make tutorials or walkthroughs regularly. The basic idea is simple: instead of doing all the zoom/keyframe work in post, the recorder
I didn’t think building forms was a productivity problem — until I realized how much time I was wasting on it. Whenever I needed a form (user feedback, internal requests, lead intake), the flow was always the same: Decide what to ask Create fields one by one Reorder questions
@razibitworldI got tired of clunky, ad-heavy conversion sites, so I built UnitExplorer. It handles everything from standard measurements (length, weight) to currency and data storage units. It’s free and designed to be as user-friendly as possible. I'd love to hear what you think!
I work solo most days, and my biggest productivity problem wasn’t motivation — it was knowing when I was actually focused vs. just “busy.” I tried a bunch of Pomodoro timers, but they were either too barebones or overloaded with features that pulled me out of flow. I wanted so
@francesco@francescoI'm excited to bring this Digg community to life. The goal is to share helpful things to navigate productivity and being more productive. From balancing your time, to adopting tools to get more done. Looking forward to meeting you all! Say hello below 👋🏼
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