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by _aes 15y ago
I built this very same thing about 4 months ago: http://phoneshuffle.com I didn't try very hard to promote it so it never passed the tipping point for adoption; too many people called in and had no one to talk to.
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by _aes 15y ago
Twilio's API allows you to create ad-hoc telephone conferences really easily
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by _aes 15y ago
Hey HN, just thought I'd share a little toy project I put together over the weekend. It's basically just ChatRoulette over the phone. Pretty sure its only appeal will be novelty, but it was one of the ideas I had when I was toying around wi
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Show HN: My Weekend Project, PhoneShuffle. (415) 366-8970(phoneshuffle.com)
5 points by _aes 15y ago|3 comments
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by _aes 16y ago
1. I launched it this morning, so no, I haven't made any money off of it yet. 2. I worked on it part-time for 2 weeks. I'd say it was about 4-5 full days to put together but a lot of that time was spent learning new technologies/APIs I hadn
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by _aes 16y ago
This was just a quick side project, so I didn't research too heavily any alternatives. I've never seen Jott before, but from a cursory glance the differences are: Jott has a monthly fee whereas Call2Record is pay as you go. Jott is probably
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by _aes 16y ago
Thanks! I need to change my account to accept international calls to make sure that you can use it.
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by _aes 16y ago
I agree it's a pretty niche application that most technical users wouldn't find a use for. Very interesting suggestion about a voice contact form. I agree it might be really useful for interacting with a less technical user base. I'll proba
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by _aes 16y ago
hi HN! I put this together to toy around with some new technologies that I hadn't played with before. It's a service for recording audio directly to 'the cloud' with any mobile phone.
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Show HN: My two-week MVP, Call2Record(calltorecord.com)
23 points by _aes 16y ago|20 comments