I built Tunexa because something as simple as converting a video to MP3 still feels unnecessarily complicated. A lot of online converters are full of popups, confusing buttons, redirects, or unexpected limitations. I wanted something straightforward: paste a supported video URL, select MP3, choose the available quality, and download the audio. There's also an option to trim the audio if you only need a specific part. Of course, there's yt-dlp. It's powerful, free, and probably the better choice for technical users. But I think there's room for something simpler for people who just want to extract audio from videos they own or have permission to use, without installing software or using a terminal. Here's what I'm struggling with: Is convenience alone enough to make a tool like this useful? Or is video-to-MP3 conversion something people will never want to pay for? I'd love some honest feedback: What frustrates you most about existing converters? Would you use a browser-based tool instead of desktop software? What would make you trust a relatively new converter? I'm particularly interested in criticism. If there's something that would immediately make you leave the website, I'd like to know. Website: https://tunexa.io   submitted by   /u/njreditt [link]   [comments]