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yosid··on Show HN: CallTuv - A browser dialer with 80+ hours of calls in its first month
thanks mate!
yosid··on Show HN: CallTuv - A browser dialer with 80+ hours of calls in its first month
Hi HN,

Like many of you, I was frustrated when Skype was retired last year and replaced by the Teams "unified" experience. I don't want a collaboration suite just to call my grandmother in Italy or to phone a bank; I just want a dial pad that works.

I was surprised to see that users have already logged over 80 hours of calls in less than a month.

I built CallTuv (calltuv.com) to be the "old Skype" in a browser tab with some cool features. Built with Next.js, Tailwind, Shadcn, React, Node.js.

yosid··on Show HN: Over 1M color palettes for your next project
Love the design and domain :) good luck!
yosid··on Show HN: Free Bluesky Profile URL Shortener
Thanks for the feedback! I see your point, and ideally, Bluesky might implement something like this natively in the future. However, toBsky.com exists to fill that gap in the meantime and offer users an easy, free way to enhance their profiles with analytics and a memorable link. It's all about giving the community tools to make the most of their Bluesky experience!
yosid··on Show HN: PurpleAds – A simple, non-intrusive ad network
Yes, is there any other way?
yosid··on Show HN: PurpleAds – A simple, non-intrusive ad network
What do you mean by that?
yosid··on Show HN: PurpleAds – A simple, non-intrusive ad network
We're working on improving it as we speak. For now we do not track users.

Our targeting is pretty basic: device (desktop, mobile), website categories and location.

yosid··on Show HN: Find out who removed your JS from their website
We've been working on ChurnKit for the last few months as an internal tool, to find out who has removed our javascript code from their website - to collect their feedback.

We invest in acquiring new users, we try to make them signup and try our product by adding a small JS code to their website. But then, 10 days later we found out our code is no longer installed on their website.

Such a waste!

With this, we managed to recover several uninstalls + collect valuable feedback since we started using it internally.

If your product or service involves adding a small snippet to a website to make it work, I'd love to get your feedback on this.