Need to record a call? Here's a free solution:
chromewebstore.google.com/detail/video...
Need to record a call? Here's a free solution:
chromewebstore.google.com/detail/video...
Building a screen recording app for your calls
Upd:
β Added download in popular format MP4
β Updated the player
β Updated visuals, bringing the entire UI to dark theme
β Fixed bugs, now you can confidently record long videos of an hour or more (well, hope and are testing)
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Month 5 of building my screen recording app
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7,000 users from organic growth
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Stable screen recording
Would love your feedback or a store review:
chromewebstore.google.com/detail/video...
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Hereβs the product: chromewebstore.google.com/detail/video...
would love to hear your feedback!
Month 1 of building my screen recording app
β Users don't understand how the product works
β Can't stop recordings
β Don't know how to download videos
β UX complete failure
Rewrote 80% of the code...
Lesson: sometimes better to spend more time on MVP than spend months fixing later
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Iβd love to get your feedback: chromewebstore.google.com/detail/video...
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Shipped my second product Video Recorder
Motivation? It was my own personal need. At my 9-5 job I constantly needed to record screens (calls, user research). Existing solutions were clunky or unstable
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Β Built the MVP in a month
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One founder. Full bootstrap. From idea to launch in 1 month. Letβs go!
My strategy: launch many products vs developing one for years
Not every product will find its audienceβsome ideas wonβt be as valuable. But a few will find their market and users
One product fails? No problem. Thereβs always the next launch
Focus on micro-products:
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Β fast development
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Β fast launch
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Β fast profit
My strategy: Build something simple, make a stack of cash and only then think about doing something big π
How to launch a startup solo?
Easy! Do development, design, marketing, testing, and support all by yourself! And try not to burn out (if possible) π«
I don't chase markets with zero demand or no growth, straight dead end
Way smarter to jump into super competitive spots π
Conclusion:
Donβt wait for perfection, mistakes are inevitable, especially in your first product. Launch fast, test quickly, and trust real user feedback.
Most importantly, believe in yourself and keep going π§‘
This was my first product. First launch. First users. First feedback. First criticism. First dollar π§‘
First year (aug 2025):
π30,000+ users
π~10,000 MAU
πHas monetization
Now I continue actively monitoring it and improving based on user feedback when needed
First month:
2,000 users, but the product was suuuper raw. I kept developing it for the next 6 months, based entirely on user feedback
The product didn't work. The main feature (reading text aloud) was broken π€―
I couldnβt understand why people kept installing it. New users came every day. Every day I lost them due to bugs.
It was scary, churn rate was maximum, tons of negative feedback poured in.
Had to fix everything quickly
A year ago I accidentally chose an idea for my first launch: text to speech for websites.
Did some research and saw demand. There are people who really need this.
Quickly launched the first version in a month and published it to the store π
Jan 2024: I realized I wanted to build something of my own. I craved freedom from the 9β5.
Jan 2025: 9β5 exit.
No guarantees. No stability. No team.
Wellβ¦ I did have some kind of plan β and I stuck to it π