What do you think about Juicy's onboarding flow? Tried to keep it simple with three screens.

1) Friendly welcome screen 👋
2) Quickly set up your custom battery alerts and preview how it looks to get to the "aha" moment quickly 👀

Each Juicy alert has a glow effect and custom sound in-your-face enough you'll notice and grab your cable 🔌

The alerts are bouncy notification pills that look much nicer than system defaults ✨

You also get a more compact menu bar battery icon with advanced battery info ℹ️

I made a Mac app that makes ignoring your battery impossible 🔋👀

🥤 Juicy allows you to set attention-grabbing battery alerts at whatever percentage you want.

20%, 15%, 3%, hell even 1% if you're feeling risky.

→ Link getjuicy.app

The full background story 👇

You know what sucks about Reddit DMs?

Managing responses across when you have more than 10+ conversations 🙃

I had to come up with a solution for the Redreach extension so I built a CRM into it.

I had to make quite a "tough" design decision for the Redreach landing page overhaul with the introduction of the new outbound feature.

I wanted to convey that Redreach now basically does inbound (finds posts for you) as well as outbound (automates DMs) right from the get go so I decided to:

🚀 Launching Redreach Outbound: A browser extension that sends personalized cold Reddit DMs on auto-pilot.

💬 Target subreddits, post commenters and more
📫 Built-in CRM tracks all responses
✅ Runs safely in your browser

Let me explain why Reddit DMs and how it works 👇

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I accidentally built a skyscraper.

I have been working on a new feature for Redreach that should come out any day now but to be honest with you it’s extremely exhausting.

The feature feels more like an entire new product rather than just a simple addition.

Let's talk about one of my failed projects. Everyone talks about their wins on X so let me do the opposite.

I built this macOS app called "Hotspot Hero" that was supposed to solve one of those classic digital nomad problems...

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