Carlos Monzon

A task says done. The next person still needs the decision, the document and the date.

I am Carlos Monzon from Power CM Software, and I am building Borative around that gap. I am looking for people willing to try it with one real project and tell me where the context still gets lost.

Workspace OS brings daily tasks, subtasks, notes, conversations and planning together. Project Hub adds phases, dependencies, timelines, documents and decisions for the wider delivery plan. They use the same Borative account.

My suggested first test is small: choose a project, add its next task, keep the decision behind it close to the work, then check what the next person needs to move forward.

Hi Product Hunt, Carlos from Power CM Software here. We are building AppLensy, a software catalogue with official sources and source-check dates.

The public version currently has four products: LibreOffice, Notion, Obsidian and Visual Studio Code. Visitors can filter listings and compare up to four products by details such as platform and pricing model. Product owners can submit information for editorial review.

One question we are working through is how to make the comparison useful while coverage is small. Showing a source and a check date gives readers something concrete to verify, but it does not replace checking the vendor documentation for their own requirements.

You can inspect the current catalogue here: https://applensy.com/discover