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🗳️ Explain is live on Product Hunt, we need your support!
We're live. Scrimba Explain is on Product Hunt right now.Hello Reader, And we're off! Scrimba Explain has just launched on Product Hunt. You may have seen us mention it over the past few weeks: Type a question, and you get an AI-narrated Explainer video back in seconds, either on its own or right inside a scrim when a lesson stops making sense. It's free during the beta. Today it goes in front of a much bigger audience, and the first few hours shape where we land. If you have a few minutes, we 'd be extremely grateful if you could lend us a hand to boost the launch: ⬆️ Upvote us on the launch page. The first few hours count for the most, so earlier is better than later. 💬 Leave a comment. Tell us what you really think, or a question you actually have. Try it first if you haven't yet, then tell us what surprised you or what you'd want it to do next. Real comments are what make a launch page worth reading, and they're worth far more to us than a silent click. That's it. Thank you for reading, and for making the Scrimba community such a wonderful place to be. ♥️
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