Graham Paterson

I don't think I've ever seen a website / app work at this speed. It's not just fast, it's completely instant. Brilliant stuff 👏

I've been an extremely happy beta customer, and cannot recommend Plain enough. It's super easy, and lets me focus on building my product while giving great support to customers. Love it, well done guys.

Can't wait to try this out - it looks like a bit step up from other hacky ways to build online communities.

This looks brilliant

Very happy Acapela user here. Having all my Slack, email, and Notion in one inbox to go through a few times a day means much more deep work time. Highly recommend trying it out 👍

This is one of those things that everyone's needed at some point - excited to see if it works!

I'm the guy awkwardly acting in the gif. If anyone would like me to do an AMA about what I'm wearing, or my breathing, let me know.

I'm not sure this'll get read so late in the game, but love it. I nearly uninstalled after it took a while the first time, and I presumed it would take so long every time. If it just said "Loading - first time only" it would perhaps retain better. Overall love it, great job.

Whoever is the first to integrate this into an app that tells you the queues for pubs, bars and venues will make a lot of money.

This looks like some intense innovation - congrats! Two questions though: 1) This level of data in my house (inc. camera) requires trust - are you worried about naming it "Matrix"? 2) The design is strong, but I'd worry about it fitting in with the rest of my house. Any customisations planned?

Love the concept, a couple of suggestions: I think 'first date' vs 'been dating' doesn't have too much impact on my choice of place. A variable like "has food" or "live music" could work as better additions. I'd also love to see the 'real' value around dates, rather than simply a list of bars. For me an amazing date could be V&A lates, wine tasting; 'things' to do, rather than just chat...

Does it take into account how big your glass is?

Seriously like the concept of this. I've always been keen to use ReceiptBank but could never be bothered to change behaviour to use it. This works with how I work, and that is extremely powerful in any innovation. Haven't used it yet, but kudos for the concept.