I’m a 24-year-old female web developer and founder of Kapwing [https://www.kapwing.com], an early-stage software startup. When my co-founder, Eric, and I launched the website in October, we decided to add a chat messenger so that users could message us directly with feedback, feature requests, and bugs.

Before I left Google to work on my own startup, I hadn’t thought much about monetization. I believed that, because so many websites do it everyday, charging people for online services would be straightforward. But as I started growing Kapwing, my video editing website, [https://www.kapwing.com/] with

I’m a tech startup founder, a web developer, and a diagnosed narcoleptic. In this post, I’ll share what it’s like to live with narcolepsy and how it affects my work in the tech industry. Background I’m a 24-year-old software developer living in San Francisco, and I

Background Three weeks ago, we launched a Video Subtitle Maker [https://www.kapwing.com/subtitles] on Kapwing, our online video editing website. When we announced the new feature on HackerNews [https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15967913], several people asked us why our tool was any different than the existing

Stop motion videos - the effect of strobing images in sequence - are all over Instagram. Instagram is experimenting with a Stop Motion effect for the Story camera. In this post, I'll introduce Kapwing's free online software tools to help you make and share good-looking Stop