Corey Ballou

I feel like I need to chime in on the subscription models. The subscription plans seemingly target two camps: (1) Those launching a multitude of MVPs, and (2) Those rapidly iterating and constantly announcing new features. In both camps, these may not be your general use case of a newly launched startup. It looks as though you've tried to cover this scenario with the Basic Free plan, however...

Great usage of third party APIs and welcome to the wild world of domain names <3 You may want a disclaimer regarding all domains including WHOIS privacy; there's a number of TLDs that simply don't support this. I know we ran into this.

Thanks for the share. I added Simpla to my collection of website builders: https://www.producthunt.com/@cballou/collections/website-builders

You don't have any easy to find links to your SDK or API's. I don't have answers to some immediate questions such as "What languages is it available in?" Linking to the API is important as you're selling Dopamine to developers: they want to start looking at your API immediately to see what's available.

Ghost spam is a growing problem with GA, so I definitely see the need for well-curated filters being rolled out. No marketing team wants to have their data outright hijacked by a third party. It's honestly time Google stepped up and solved the problem themselves (by banning these sources). Their own internal feature for bot detection and spam isn't up to par. Ideally you'd want to see historics...

Any chance you guys have a reseller API with user/account provisioning in the works? We'd love to chat.

My only concerns are the permission levels granted if you connect Paribus to your GMail: * View and manage your mail * View, manage, and permanently delete your mail in Gmail * Create, update, and delete labels * Compose and send new email This seems like an abuse of permissions. You could have just asked for read only: https://developers.google.com/gmail/api/auth/scopes Care to explain...

Fun IoT product; it's a shame it got hidden from the rankings today @rrhoover.

I own a Varidesk and am a big fan. I'd highly recommend it. There's a ton of adjustment levels and it's very sturdy. I fit my 27" and my MBP on it, albeit I have to have both of them facing slightly inward at an angle to accommodate the space. I'm 6'2", so I require the highest setting when in standing desk mode. I wouldn't recommend if you're over 6'2" as your arms may hang unnaturally low...

What's intriguing is that they not only allow you to publish static content and files for free, but also point a custom domain at them via a DNS A record.

Looks nice, but I'd like some examples or samples from the landing page to see what I'm getting myself into. If you're looking to pair it with a custom domain easily (including free trial), check out what we've been building over at https://POP.co. We partner with all Startup Weekends via .CO, so there's a number of users floating around out there hacking away over the weekend that need a site...

If you try and input a non-existent city as a subdomain, it redirects you to their original MVP product: http://builtinmtl.com/. It would seem this is a spin-off to branch into multiple cities.

Just a heads up that I don't see it RSVPing me for anything during interactive yet. Not sure if they're slammed or if it's a bug.

Infinite loop.

We're big fans of Strikingly over at POP.co and push it heavily as one of our preferred website builders in our Simple DNS Editor.

@dshan We actually launched with LR as our first integration partner. We pulled that part out of our registration process because the overall LR page editing wasn't simple enough for many users. What we have now is a Simple DNS application pointing to LR if you decided to setup your own. When we move forward with more direct app integrations, we'll be putting LR back in the mix as we already...

Hey @KEVINgotbounce, we've got a blog post coming out tomorrow on our email templating build system. I can't recall if I referenced Litmus, but we use it internally. :thumbsup:

Hey @mdubakov, thanks for the vote. We use TargetProcess for POP!

Hey @rahulvarshneya, great question. We partner with .CO for several reasons. One of the most critical is that .CO as a cTLD has far less restrictions as to their domain provisioning process. .CO is the sole reason we're allowed to have a free trial period and we're very gracious for that. You won't find this capability with any TLDs. We're also adopters and supporters of .CO in the sense that...