Mohsen Shoja

we are now using rocket.chat (migrated recently from Slack and are quite happy considering it's free, open source and self-hosted)

I am using this tool for a while and I've really liked it. It has short breaks (like 15s) and they are easy to do and diverse (from moving eyes to having water). It is simple, elegant and smart. Like it wont disturb you while watching a movie, pausing when screen is off or allowing media buttons when on rest.

The best "See it in action" button ever. It shows what the product does and how does it really simple and in real world

Sharing comparison through url is a very nice feature, I also really liked the mouse hover feature showing what time it is the other timezones. I suggest allowing larger timeline (more than 24h) when the difference between timezones is high to get a grasp of when the day begins in each timezone

I liked the integrations and it seems very clean. Just one thing, it seems social login feature is missing on Linux app and I can't assign a password on my account created with Github login (it asks my old password which I did not have one)

I liked the extension for two main reasons, first logging into two accounts on twitter/facebook/... and second because It helps me search Google with a not-logged-in session. I mean the history of my searched keywords are not saved to my account. from mozilla blog: Maybe you’ve got two Gmail or Instagram or Twitter or Facebook accounts (or a few more than that). Maybe you want to keep your...

A nice video demo that demonstrates a clean product, but when I tried to test it I was lost in the dashboard. It was nice to have a walk-through in the panel. Also some terms can be introduced in the walk-through. For example many people are familiar with model, table, item ... terms instead of type, element, ... in your panel (if I've got them right)

Reverse transformation is not supported? (from upside down to normal text)

I liked the app very much, as I read on kindle too, It can be a useful feature to import my notes on kindle here, I don't know if that is technically possible.

Congrats on your launch on PH, It is a very nice idea and the safety of an open source platform can not be beaten by anything. Really looking forward to try it. If I've got it right I have to run a local instance to try your product, am I right? It would be nice if you served a lived demo

What if you connect this to some other print-on-demand service and sell physical prints of the ideas? :D

I tried the product, it seemed it can help us to hold much better retro meetings, I will try it in our next retrospective meeting. But I had to register and create issues,... to see how it works it would be nice to have a demo dashboard or a video demo to introduce the product in your homepage.

Very interesting, waiting for android version to give it a try :)