At the beginning of 2023, our team became a product studio. We have grown from 3 founders into a team of 8 people. Ended the year with 10 completed projects. So many plans and hopes for the future. Stay tuned π
We're excited to launch our first micro-Saas β a simple and convenient video recorder. Record and share videos with no app or account needed. Try it out and share your feedback β https://t.co/jV8EcGpPWs
At the beginning of 2023, our team became a product studio. We have grown from 3 founders into a team of 8 people. Ended the year with 10 completed projects. So many plans and hopes for the future. Stay tuned π
Interestingly, it's often the simplest insights that emerge unexpectedly. A recent brainstorm dawned on us: why not consult a therapist for product development? After all, product creation is deeply connected with understanding emotions, fears, and wants.
We're saying goodbye to one of our most beloved collaborative tools. We have been using @around_hq for more than two years. We held 2-3 meetings there every day. A feature with minigames became an indispensable part of our meetings. But everything changed.
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3 years after we launched the first product, most of the similar projects were closed. After many refusals from VCs and emigration difficulties, our team is closer than ever. We've solved so much shit together that the team is our unfair advantage, not what we've been asked for.
Despite all this, it's still one of the best free meeting tools. Attention to detail, impeccable sense of design, and thoughtful scenarios are something that we once loved and the team still keeps on level.
We are ready to try something new. What can you advise?
We don't know if this is related to their acquisition by a large company or just if stability has become a bigger priority for us. With a stable connection, we constantly have problems with not seeing or hearing each other.