Alexander Horré

Just requested an invite. I'd love my team at iZettle to jump on this. Exactly what I've been looking for!

Nice to see this getting some attention, Tim. Fantastic demo.

Super impressed with the focus you guys have. I already signed up for the desktop alpha, got that. You have the same invite design, so—do I sign up again for iOS? A little confusing there. Do I need to be a developer to use it?

I've been beta testing this product for a few weeks now. It's dead simple and very effective.

I've worked with the team at Big Bite Creative before, and they continue to build great things. More information about this free app is on their blog writeup: http://bigbitecreative.com/deploying-your-php-app-onto-digitalocean-with-peggy/

Voted. This is well done.

Just tried it. Fantastic job guys. I can see myself using this.

The frictionless is intriguing.

Is HUE still the go to?

I never seen a contact form do a barrel roll. Upvote!

I love the onboarding this app has. Extremely well done. I'd drop money on this if I can push my status to other channels. I'd IAP the options to push a status to other apps I'd used for the same context. At work? Push to this status to foursquare and maybe Twitter. At your favorite coffee shop? Push to foursquare, etc.

Came here to give congrats. Tried the trial. Wrote a couple things in a document. Clicked read mode. Jaw dropped. Bought.

A new app. I see where Salesforce Design stands on the side list junk box argument.

Why would I want to use this?

Kim, Nice addition to your offering. Is it Android for now?

It'd be a better experience to allow a person to learn what is the best jean type for them. Do this right during the onboarding, rather than the coupon. Right off the bat, I don't care when my options are skinny, slim, and straight. What are the differences? Within seconds, I'm leaning more towards closing the browser tab.

I really love this. A key element here is to package a design stencil with the kit. Make the kit good for a few shirts. The stencil gives them a trial of a design they like. The shirts should have a signature label on them, like the red tag on Levi jeans. And every time someone sees the design, they know the shirt wearer did the print. The shirt becomes personal. I'd buy a set if there were...

When a product comes along and you can't use it because you don't drive. This might force me to get my license. That's when you got a good product. Desire.

I'm looking forward to seeing the behind-the-scenes design story about this. I've heard Lara Hogan speak before, so I know it must be a great story.