John Chan

Woah - thanks for making this, @waterlooalex! Loved the demo. Being able to references cells for API calls seems really, really useful. We've actually been looking for something like this for some time now. We currently use the GA add-on and Databox to build out marketing dashboards. It's not the best set up and there are more powerful options, but we were turned off by their pricing—I won't...

Can't recommend SmarterQueue enough 🙌 My partner and I swears by SmarterQueue and we've been using it to manage all of the accounts/entities we're involved in. We switched away from Hootsuite and have been using it since the early days when SQ was just focused on content curation, evergreen recycling, and analytics. @claudeschneider and team have been super responsive to bug fixes and feedback...

@_jacksmith sent!

@ffumarola Well, this is a different topic but I think both traction and employees aren't good measures of success -- they're at best a proxy for likelihood of success. But even then, I don't think "seeing more success" is where the value and pricing of tools are derived from. I'm thinking more like: if you have a team of 10, and each of them are paid $100/hour, a daily meeting for 15 minutes...

@nbashaw Sent you an email! @ffumarola Thanks for the insight. I agree re: user based pricing creates hurdles. It has the same issue with products based on metered-pricing (e.g. Heroku, AWS) such that every user invite or dyno increase creates anxiety. My initial thought is that Dayboard may be an exception since it's core value is directly related to team size. But I don't know what I don't...

@MrAkshayPatel Thanks for the feedback. I'm biased so I'll let others answer that :)

@desisaran It helps teams gain visibility of what's happening in a company in ways most project management and task management apps can't. @ryancarson explained how "everyone needs 3 views of their company": a 30,000 foot view that encompasses company-wide priorities, a 5,000 foot view that shows you what projects everyone's roughly working on, and a 10 foot view on how everyone decides to...

@superfem Actually my dear friend @nealsales came up with it -- wasn't my idea. But it turned out to be a perfect balance between: not committing to doing too much in a day, and not being too restrictive. 4 (to me) feels like there's not enough room and bumping to 6 would increase the amount everyone has to read each day and diminish the importance of each task. @davemorin hang tight, I'll send...

Hey guys :) I'm John, the guy behind Dayboard. I'd love to hear your feedback and I'd be happy to answer any questions! @helencrozier great point. Right now the plans don't go anywhere when you try to pick them -- I put these plans up this morning to gauge interest and see if anyone would pick the paid plans. I might end up changing it at launch. Also: I've released a Chrome extension (see...