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I knew of each of you separately and have long thought you are brilliant. (How YC passed on you I'll never know.) I'm really happy to hear you're funded and going. Best of luck!
Miss for YC, big win for the Hackers and Founders incubator. Browserling was the start up I was most excited about on Not-a-Demo Day, in part because all of their business cards were hand drawn and ripped from sheets of paper and their browser logo cutouts were made from cereal boxes.
Great story and best of luck to you guys going forward. This is a very useful tool. I find myself using it more and more lately when I need a quick test spin in the explorers.
Browserling is some seriously impressive work. Congrats and thank you for all the Node.JS open-source work too!
Check out their startup: http://browserling.com/ It allows you to not just get a screenshot of the site you are working on in a variety of browsers, but you can actually navigate the site, click on links, enter text, etc. Impressive! For designers/developers who need big coverage on browsers, I suspect they are going to do strong business. I think the $20 pricing might be a bit high, but the 5 minutes free should hel…
Yeah, the browsers run on Windowses and we stream the desktop to the browser! $20 also gets you tunnels, so you can tunnel localhost or local network to Browserling. Not available in the free plans!
Keep testing your pricing model. Don't get locked in this early. I suspect that $15 might be the price point where it's a no-brainer for a certain group of dev/designers.
Check out their startup: http://browserling.com/ It allows you to not just get a screenshot of the site you are working on in a variety of browsers, but you can actually navigate the site, click on links, enter text, etc. Impressive! For designers/developers who need big coverage on browsers, I suspect they are going to do strong business. I think the $20 pricing might be a bit high, but the 5 minutes free should hel…
Yeah, the browsers run on Windowses and we stream the desktop to the browser! $20 also gets you tunnels, so you can tunnel localhost or local network to Browserling. Not available in the free plans!
Looking forward to you being back in the Bay Area.
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Yeah, the browsers run on Windowses and we stream the desktop to the browser! $20 also gets you tunnels, so you can tunnel localhost or local network to Browserling. Not available in the free plans!
What are you using for the streaming?
http://github.com/pkrumins/node-rfb
http://github.com/substack/node-binary
http://github.com/pkrumins/node-png
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Yeah, the browsers run on Windowses and we stream the desktop to the browser! $20 also gets you tunnels, so you can tunnel localhost or local network to Browserling. Not available in the free plans!
OOh. That's sweet. You need, need, need to make that clear. Being able to local dev and then share that with clients or customers is pretty huge. Keep testing your pricing model. Don't get locked in this early. I suspect that $15 might be the price point where it's a no-brainer for a certain group of dev/designers.