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After several sleepless nights, I finally released my app built with Glaze today.
Instant Organizer allows you to organize your Polaroid in the most beautiful and simple way possible.
I really hope you like it and get a chance to try it out. There is a demo mode available for anyone who isn't a Polaroid photographer!
Let's goooo
https://www.glaze.app/app/instant-organizer-ePD2w0
Congrats on shipping, sleepless nights before a launch are their own rite of passage. Building for Polaroid specifically instead of photos in general is a nice narrow focus, did that scope shrink from something broader, or was it always meant to solve one problem well?
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