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Maybe Borland Turbo C? I also think Visual Basic for DOS had a text-mode UI editor.

In widescreen, the UI is unusable and gets very small on a video page for some reason. The overall design is genuinely overwhelming and feels like a bunch of components pasted in without any thought put into layout or scale.

It's a thin ChatGPT wrapper with AI-generated testimonial videos.

Is the plan to monetize this with paid 'gear' upgrades & 'claiming'? Feels a lot like an NFT project from 3 years ago.

Using a subdomain as a file URL feels vaguely wrong and I don't think it's very clear to the recipient what they're actually clicking on, but the UX is at least smooth. I don't think /file/[keyword] would be that bad.

Maybe avoid using AI art with mangled hands and a visually noisy generated logo for your branding.

I've had issues with some software & games not being able to get a proper display context and refusing to start.

I think this originates from Isaacson's biography and was about the iPod?