In the world of tech, dogfooding means consistently using a product you built, just as a user might, to figure out what works and what needs to be fixed.
Are you dogfooding?
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I will leave this here:
https://supabase.com/blog/should-i-open-source-my-company#winning-in-the-market
Which platform do you use to create graphics for your product launch?
I switched from brandbird to shotsapphq for images, and I'm using screenstudio or TellaHQ for video recordings.
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I mainly just create the images in Figma (although I should probably try some other options as it may speed things up), but for the videos/animations, I use Rotato which I really like.
Here is Morrow stack:
🛠️Framework: next.js
🗃️Database: supabase
🔐Auth: clerk
🌐Hosting: vercel
🎨 UI: shadcn
💰Payments: stripe (soon)
📷Images: cloudflare
📊Analytics: postHog
What's yours?
#shipfast
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And here the Facet stack:
🛠️ Framework: next.js
🗃️ Database: supabase
🔐 Auth: supabase
🌐 Hosting: vercel
💰Payments: stripe
📦 Icon set: hero icons
Here is magize.co stack :
🛠️ Framework: next.js
🗃️ Database: PostgreSQL
🔗 ORM : Prisma
🔐 Auth: Authjs
🌐 Hosting: vercel
🎨 UI: shadcn
💰 Payments: stripe or lemonsqueezy (can't decide yet)
📷 Images: uploadthing
📊 Analytics: Posthog
This is morrow and it's build for public builders who want to share their journey with their community. You also can have private tasks 🤫 or keep your account entirely private.
What do you think about morrow?
P.S. We are still in beta.
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