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Looks nice! The demo just kept spinning when I hit Checkout after filling in my details. What percentage do you take on top of stripe, or is it a flat fee monthly?

Hmmmm I'd say you're more trying to be a managed Hasura alternative? Firebase is nosql and has real-time baked in. It would be groundbreaking if you found a way of doing scalable real-time for Postgres. Do you mind sharing some benchmarks and what you're actually doing? I.e. Hasura subscriptions are actually just polling every one second, which is great for some use cases, bad for others. Also,...

Very nice! I'd definitely check out tailwind, since they're currently the leader of utility frameworks. It might be a good idea to mirror common features, i.e. how they do colors. That way people can easily jump over to shorthand, without having to rename everything. So instead of bg-red-light, it would be bg-red-100. Just a thought, really like what you've done, keep up the good work!

So I'm curious about what you actually get. It sounds like you're just spinning up a graphql database on aws, right? But any startup will still need to understand how to interact with the graphql database, process data, trigger events, etc. And graphql isn't a magic backend that takes care of all that. So I'm just not sure if this is a database as a service, or something more White glove where...

Awesome Product! @rutierut Just wanted to pipe in on pricing. Some people are saying it should be cheaper, free, blah blah blah. But you have a solid, extremely useful product. I would say your target market is design studios, website creators, anyone that frequently makes and updates websites. If you target companies rather than individuals you could definitely pull off a SAAS product. And...

Not sure why this would be a better choice than Cloudinary. While this isn't as "bloated" as Cloudinary, it's also more expensive, especially on the low end of usage (things start to even out with more usage, but they also have more features). I've used Cloudinary for images extensively and everything is really straightforward. The only "extra" things they have are plugins that can do real-time...

When you can buy a phone at Walmart for $20 with the same feature set, I just don't see what market you're aiming for? Maybe the Ferrari of limited functionality phones but that seems like a very niche market.

Pretty cool! If you want to get 100 free minutes to play around with it: https://app.descript.com/r/SJ15udT-G

Nice idea, but the world went the way of mass production for a reason. I could pay $500+ and wait two to four weeks for a nice desk, or go to IKEA/Walmart and have plenty of sub $100 desks I could take home today. And yes this way benefits the local economy IF you have local woodworkers, but a $400 premium might be too steep for the average consumer.

Ah, the catch is under the technology tab. You need their bulky case on your phone for this to work. So either you have to switch cases each time you want to charge, or put on their case when you get home. And you have to hope they release a case for every phone and tablet you have. And the charger + cases are probably going to be $$$. Great idea if you could work with manufacturers to embed...

Love the product, hate the pricing structure :) Too many tiers, looks too expensive for small shops. Would rather see a simple 3 tier setup. Great job on the features and product though!

@mathieuspiry to address the elephant in the room: why would I use this over Google Photos? It seems the one thing this might have over Google is that it deletes blurry photos to save space. But when everything is backed up to the cloud for free, a couple blurry photos don't really bother me. Google can also organize and share and tag, etc.

Looks good, but what sets you apart from the dozens of other influencer marketing marketplaces?

@idosdh Interesting idea! Makes sense as most experieinced programmers have templates to work off of. How do you guys handle different stacks? I.e. if a client wanted a node backend for his android app, but another one wanted a firebase backend? Do you have microservices across multiple stacks?

This looks pretty amazing! We currently use DOMO, which costs an arm and a leg compared to this. Definitely going to try it out!

I'm hugely skeptical of these... Premium product, amazing features, relatively low cost, and far off release date almost always spell trouble. These things don't even ship until late next year, and that's without a single delay (and delays ALWAYS happen). I can't believe they've already raised so much, I would think people would be a little more leery by now!