DolphMotion
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DolphMotion
@dolphmotion
Screen recordings that look like you hired an editor. made by @shoguncarroll & @NikitaTelnovas
Sumali Haziran 2026
68 Sinusundan9 Mga Tagasunod
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day 4: building the #1 screen recording tool that looks like you hired an editor
not launched yet, but:
• domain purchased
• landing page built out
• setting up payments
• contemplating a lot
• searching for ways to improve and give users a better experience
messages like these mean a lot
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This is why no one is paying for your SaaS / App…
Daniel Smidstrup@DanielSmidstrup
The fastest way to kill an AI product: build something impressive instead of something painful enough to need.
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new apartment. just moved in
no matter, the work always continues.
stay tuned for an early access subscription giveaway of @dolphmotion 🐬 tomorrow
#1 screen recording tool that looks like you hired an editor.
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DolphMotion just KILLED Figma…
day 3: building the #1 screen recording tool that looks like you hired an editor
Adding in the internal motion design was a success.
It’s not perfect yet, but creating stuff like that in seconds for your demo is still masmerizing.
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day 2: building the #1 screen recording tool that look like you hired an editor
We have the main infrastructure and features down like:
* smart auto zoom
* smooth cursor
* all kinds of background
etc…
Right now we are adding in animations to make your demo videos much nicer
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A founder who had 0 followers and hit #1 on Product Hunt in 30 days.
I broke down exactly how she did it.
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Her name is Sherry. She's building Peak Money, a personal finance app with a chat interface where you can ask questions about your spending instead of staring at a spreadsheet.
On March 5th, 2025, she posted her first public update. It got 556 views, 4 likes, and one comment. The comment was from herself.
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Five minutes later, at 9:53 AM, she posted again. Same day, same topic, slightly different format. The second version had no link. The first got around 500 views, the second got 1,200, a 140% jump between two posts she put out inside of five minutes. She didn't announce she was testing.
She ran two versions and moved on. The people who saw one never saw the other because they scrolled past it and kept going. Nobody was watching closely enough to care.
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Every post after that opened with the same line: "Building the next biggest personal finance app." She wrote it on day 1, day 15, day 22. A TV show runs its intro every episode because viewers don't carry the premise around between sessions. Sherry understood the same thing about her audience.
By day 15, she had 1,700 views and 10 comments, and she was still opening with that line. The headline is not repetition, it's the reset button that makes each post work for someone who's never seen the others.
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Day 22 is the number that changes the story. A tweet went viral from someone saying they wanted a personal finance app that did certain things. Sherry had been building that app for three weeks.
She tagged the person, replied with what she'd been working on, and showed more of the actual product than she had in previous posts. The post hit 54,000 views. The day before, she was at 1,700. That's a 3,000% jump from one reply to a tweet she had no part in creating.
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The hosts on the Starter Story podcast broke down why that moment worked the way it did. If Sherry had posted for three days and stopped, that viral tweet passes by and she has nothing. Three weeks of daily posts made her identifiable as "the person building the next big finance app."
When that tweet dropped, she could point directly at what she was already doing. The preparation created the opportunity to respond. Pat said it on the show: "Luck is when preparation meets opportunity." She was prepped. The opportunity came.
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Product Hunt launch. Roughly six weeks after her first post with 4 likes. She hit #1. The launch post got 93,000 views. People showed up in the comments saying they'd been following since the beginning, back when the beginning was 556 views and a self-comment. Pat on the podcast: "Imagine if you could change your life in 30 days. This is the prime example of it." March 5th to April 15th, 2025. Forty days.
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The same day she hit #1, she reset the clock. New post: "Our path to 10K downloads in 30 days." That post alone pulled 10,000 views because she'd spent six weeks building an audience alongside the product. The audience that watched her go from 4 likes to Product Hunt #1 showed up for the next challenge because they'd watched the last one. The format resets. The momentum carries.
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@1Umairshaikh simply don't make every post about yourself and your SaaS and actually help people out in the comments. name of the game
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Somebody build the solution for reddit bans
and take my money 🙏
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day 1 (was yesterday) of building a screen recorder that makes it look like you've hired an editor.
so, starting today me (@shoguncarroll) and my partner (@NikitaTelnovas) are going to be posting daily, documenting our journey of creating the #1 screen recording app.
need to keep ourselves accountable & learn a lot of stuff from you as well.
a little nervous b/c tons of stuff is still work in progress, but i think thats completely normal
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