Stress-free asset management built for creators. Safely store your multimedia, with Macula's IPFS-based double backup. Choose what you want to share and set a license. Share anywhere with Unilink - we'll show how your content performs and who's using it.
Great product for ensuring future-proof legal security of copyright on creators' shared work, together with a wide variety of choice of licensing terms. Congrats!
Congrats on launching Elena, Alex, Daniel! @eltairovy @alxwnth @woss
This is awesome, imo something like this should be the go-to solution for all creators in today's AI world. Curious how you guys think about go to market for users??
Congratulations @eltairovy on the launch.. This product looks exactly what today's content creators want and need. I which you more progress and success and Good luck with your product.
Your product showcases ingenuity! The concept is intriguing. I'm curious, what exciting milestones or features are you planning for the next phase of development? Keep up the great work!
Absolutely intriguing concept, Macula! Leveraging IPFS for double backup seems like a solid approach to asset management, and the licensing aspect is a thoughtful touch. It's particularly interesting how creators maintain control over their content distribution. My question is: How does the Unilink feature track content performance in real-time, and how granular are the analytics provided? Can't wait to learn more about it!
Congratulations on the launch, team! I'm particularly intrigued by the Metadata Hero feature; how does it ensure comprehensive protection against content misuse across different platforms?
I created the idea behind Macula almost 10 years ago. The idea was simple; I wanted to share my photos under my terms on social media with least effort. Today finally I have a centralized place from which I can access my photos and videos using the API and share them with the world under the correct license.
In the upcoming week, I am redesigning the https://woss.photo from a statically built git repo ( 1.5 GB ) where all images are stored on github to an API-based Macula solution ( 1.1 MB ) where images are hosted on IPFS with the ability to resize them and optimize for different screen sizes.
I will also write a tutorial and probably make a video on how to do it. Please leave a replay of what you prefer to see first, a video or textual tutorial 🙂
And finally my Macula public page:
https://u.macula.link/@woss/
Congrats on the launch guys! I’ve been eagerly awaiting this one from seeing your posts about it on the discussion boards. I’ve signed up and am excited to put it to the test.
Macula looks like an interesting app. I like the idea of having automatic backups and copyright protection, so you don't have to do anything yourself. I take a lot of photos, and backing them up is always a pain. I'm going to try it out today, and congratulations on the launch!
Hey everyone!
This day has finally come; we've launched Macula on Product Hunt. It was a learning experience for all of us; after all, building products that aim to solve real problems (including your own problems) is not easy! But at the end of the day, it's extremely rewarding to complete another milestone and show your hard work to the world.
For a quick glance on how awesome Macula is, take a look at my public profile: https://u.macula.link/@alxwnth/
Let's use this launch as an opportunity to raise more awareness and urge more people to take control over their content and share on their terms!
Elena Tairova