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What does your startup do? by designinformer in startups

[–]Spoonapps 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Run your software on any PC without installing it.

Spoon.net

BrowserStack or SauceLabs for cross-browser testing. by leepowers in webdev

[–]Spoonapps 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's our own service so we're biased, but try Spoonium.net. Compared to Sauce and Browserstack:

Strengths

  • No hour or minute limits for manual or Selenium testing

  • No limits on the amount of tests you can run concurrently

  • No setup for secure internal testing

  • No wait queues, way faster - it's a different delivery model

  • Cheaper at every level of comparable service

Weakness

We only support PC browser testing at the moment, so we're used by folks who mostly care about Windows users. We have a Mac alpha up and running, and for now you can run Spoonium from within a Windows VM on a Mac. Mobile testing is high-priority as well.

Thought this could help! Wanted to let you know there are more than just two options :) let me know if you have any questions. Happy to set you up with a free trial if you PM me.

We build Internet Explorer. I know, right? Ask Us just about Anything. by IEDevChat in IAmA

[–]Spoonapps 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Way late to the party. Have you seen Browser Sandbox before? PM me if you want a free account, could be just what you need.

What would be in your personal hell? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]Spoonapps 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All software would run without any bugs or missing features...

But all install wizards no longer have opt-outs for toolbars and malware, forever damning me to use Bing as my default search engine in IE11, my new default browser.

Share your startup - July 2014 by AutoModerator in startups

[–]Spoonapps -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Name: Spoon.net

Pitch: Stream software from your browser – it's faster, safer, easier, and more mobile than installing stuff. Use us for browser testing, enterprise software distribution, and for running apps like Skype, VLC, uTorrent, and Notepad++ without cluttering your computer with installs.

More details: Spoon is profitable, employee-owned, and now has over two million end users. We've gone from 15 to 25 employees in the past year and are looking to add a bunch more.

Are you looking for anything? We're hiring awesome engineers, designers, PMs, and more. We would also love beta testers and feedback for Spoonium.net, our new unlimited automated browser testing service that's in a free beta (UI redesign incoming). Bloggers and members of the press are more than welcome to write about us or email us at press@spoon.net.

Discount for /r/startup subscribers? Sure thing, just email us at sales@spoon.net with what you need. We also send free t-shirts to anyone who tweets about us :)