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Super slick design. Love it.

What a great idea and beautifully designed app.

What a well-crafted product solving a real problem in healthcare.

Jee, thx Goliath, but I'll stick to Airtable.

@divyakant360 This is great! I love Notion but have been looking to use it beyond its wiki functionalities. A public API would be ideal but for a specific use case like this, No Code Pages is a great solution. Congrats! Question: does Notion officially approve? Or might a change on their end, at some point, break the No Code Pages functionalities?

Haha, nicely spotted @niklaspivic666. Still, this product aims to solve a problem that virtually every team has. I wish I had this five years ago. Looking forward to using this!

?makers Would love to pay for my favorite podcasts and some of them already moved to Luminary. But... Luminary is not available in continental Europe. So these podcasts are now gone for us. Why?

Why is this not available in Europe?

So cool; I've loved this product ever since I tried it in beta. Unfortunately I can't use it for real as a Google account is required... @shishirmehrotra is that changing anytime soon?

Great work (and manifesto). Question: Why can I only sign up with FB, Google or phone number?

I love the mission that you're on. Looking forward to see more.

This looks amazing. If this works as promised, it solves a big problem. Question: why only provide login with Google?

Just installed it and it looks great! Are you planning on adding LinkedIn sync? Or does LinkedIn not allow that? Another suggestion: how about allowing importing of single contacts? I'd like to use UpHabit as a personal CRM and my grandma shouldn't be in there :)

This is a great way to write. I use this format every day with Flowstate for iOS. @joshuafechter did you acquire Flowstate? Also called "The Most Dangerous App". http://hailoverman.com/flowstate.

This is amazing; especially for distributed teams. Love the "How we're feeling" feature.

Very cool and very useful for products that move money using wire transfers or ACH. I know Silicon Valley Bank has this on the roadmap and Vitesse and Bunq already offer it, but good to see an API-first player in this space. Looking forward to see updates!