Hi everyone! I'm the CEO of Arcade (who a few people have already mentioned...thanks!).
+1 to that being ScreenStudio.
Sometimes people import ScreenStudio videos into Arcade to add branching, annotations, and get analytics about who is engaging with the tool.
We're about to announce a big release on May 17th which will be very relevant - we're going to show how you can capture beyond the browser and get even more powerful analytics (https://www.linkedin.com/events/7189307779977818112).
Hey mister Arcade CEO, from a fellow entrepreneur and extension developer (there are dozens of us!), have you found any pros/cons of building in the extension space versus a typical web app?
I basically exclusively build extensions because I strongly believe most startups and devs overlook the space
Sorry for the delay here. Extensions are great. There's plenty of examples in this space that have become big companies (Loom, etc.) Chrome also has the highest market share, and even upstarts like Arc Browser are built on Chromium so they work on those platforms. The only real downside is that they're difficult to test and deploy frequently (there's always a lag between pushing a new update and it being deployed, unlike when you own your own release schedule) so it's annoying to constantly have to discover when your extension was updated.
Hi HN! I am nervous to post this, but I wanted to share a labor of love that I've been working on.
If you're an early stage founder who is not sure about where to start with go-to-market (GTM), here's a handy place to start. It has a step by step process of how to start thinking about it, and has a glossary of key terms (GTM, freemium, buyer persona, CAC, etc.)
Hope you find value!
I created this to give back to the community, and founders can copy any of the slides or use the worksheets within the deck.