RadioCut vs Yizy

All the radio to rewind, listen and share

RadioCut is a “crowdclipping” tool that lets users listen to previously aired radio shows, create audio cuts and share them.

Radiocut is a platform that allows you to listen to past radio shows and share audio segments. If you've heard something interesting and want to share it with others, you simply have to select the start and end of the segment and write a description.
This results in a vast archive of radiocuts, like Youtube is for videos, or Soundcloud for audio. The main difference with our platform is that there is no need to upload content; simply listen to what is already there, create your cut and share it!

RadioCut modernizes this century old form of media by making it possible to link, search, share and have on-demand access.

RadioCut has already revolutionized the way people listen to the radio in Argentina. Now it's available in the US with 50 (and growing!) radio stations to listen to, rewind and cut.

Give Meaning to your Screenshots and Bookmarks.

I was a freelance web designer for 2 years and a lot of my time would involve cool looking websites. Often, I’d use a tool like Evernote to capture great designs and write notes about them. These notes usually involved the color palette and fonts used. It got extremely tedious continually ‘inspecting’ websites and typing up notes - I really didn’t have the time. Then is when I thought about building a micro-SaaS app that can solve this.

Yizy uses a web browser extension to bookmark a website, take a screenshot of the current page and automatically pull in relevant information, such as color palettes and CSS property, from the page source. It also allows you to put both Comment and CSS annotations on your screenshots and images. The CSS annotation includes CSS properties of any selected part of a web page being screenshot (pulled automatically from the website).

Location: Toronto, Canada