The “printed QR code can’t change” problem feels much stronger than the general link-management category.
Curious whether you’re seeing actual users discover Switchly specifically because they have something already printed that needs to change, or whether that demand is still mainly a positioning hypothesis.
Congrats on hitting #1! Taking a viral tool and stripping out the setup friction is always a massive win for devs.
Keeping theme contrast high without distracting from actual code output is a fine line to walk—23 skins is a solid launch catalog. From a dev perspective, are you handling theme assets locally to keep CLI execution instant, or fetching config variations remotely?
Kudos on open-sourcing it, rooting for your launch today!
About
It was inspired by "Code Dream Skin," a project that went viral on GitHub. However, I found the original setup process rather complex. Believing that users prefer simplicity, I developed my own native Codex plugin.
2 Comments
Congrats on hitting #1! Taking a viral tool and stripping out the setup friction is always a massive win for devs.
Keeping theme contrast high without distracting from actual code output is a fine line to walk—23 skins is a solid launch catalog. From a dev perspective, are you handling theme assets locally to keep CLI execution instant, or fetching config variations remotely?
Kudos on open-sourcing it, rooting for your launch today!