Hey Devs! đź‘‹
As a developer, I’ve always found sharing and discussing code to be surprisingly difficult. Whether it’s trying to explain feedback over Slack or sharing code snippets, it feels like trying to describe a painting over the phone—frustrating, time-consuming, and often unclear.
So, I built CoRemote to make this process simpler. It’s a tool designed to bring code-related discussions right where they belong: in your IDE.
What Problem Does It Solve and How It Works 🛠️
Sharing specific code blocks and discussing them can be really frustrating. You’re often left with three bad options:
Hop on a meeting to explain it in person.
Take a screenshot and try to describe the issue in the text.
Record a video and hope the recipient watches it in the right context.
CoRemote fixes this by letting you:
- Start discussions directly on specific lines of code—perfect for detailed feedback.
- Share deep links to exact code locations—because context is everything.
- Keep all discussions in your editor—no more switching tabs or tools.
With CoRemote, you can highlight the code, leave a note, and share a deep link—simple, seamless, and efficient.
I just launched CoRemote in beta, and I’d love for you to give it a try. Feedback is key at this stage—it’s how I’ll make it even better for you.
Let’s make code collaboration smooth and fun again! 🙌
Top comments (1)
Wow thank for sharing!