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@mtdavis FYI, on the landing page, there is a typo in the track expenses blurb: Monitor spending by child with a detailed ***finincal*** dashboard to have a clear understanding of spending behaviors.

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I'm having flashbacks to the days of BBS....😄

I'm getting a 404 trying to add this

Octotree is ESSENTIAL if you use GH in any significant way.

FYI @shpigford, your sign up button has it's text set to the same color as background on all but the main page. Awesome idea! I hope to be able to use it once I get my SaaS launched!

Looks good, though you may want to look at your media queries for your Twitter bird. On a Note 9 on Firefox, it is like an inch tall almost....

UI after landing page is in Chinese, and while I can figure out what is what, UX is hampered for anyone who does not speak Chinese. . Pros: Seems like a great idea Cons: UI & UX restrictive for non-Chinese speakers

Are there any protections? Like I see potential benefit, but I also see a HUGE exposure risk... Are these "entrepreneurs" validated and vetted or is this GP? I would say this probably isn't for possibly disruptive ideas. My partner and I be a possibly disruptive idea, but are struggling with protection while getting validation now.

Yes the intercom chat. It is just disruptive to the flow of the page. I liken it to walking into a Dept store and you are looking at shirts and that one clerk appears out of nowhere and scares the crap out of you. 😁

Just some UX feedback. As a mobile user loading your site, I get a certain way through reading about your product, and your chat message appears, obscuring almost 75% of my screen (iPhone 7). This is very offputting.

I think the best part is the reviews that have been left..."Cured my cancer" LOL

Your site says "Rentork is available on App Stores for iPhone/iPad, Android and Windows devices and it's 100% Free." But It does not seem to be available on the Windows Store as of yet.(https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/search/result.aspx?q=rentork&form=apps) You might modify this until Windows release to decrease frustration and confusion.

So I am a bit curious about this... the only privacy provided by this is the privacy of obscurity. The obsurity of the tech that is. Once this became mainstream, would it's value-add proposition not be rendered moot? To wit: Given ubiquitousness, the more people use this, the less effective it gets since more people have the tools to decode.

Once again, an app that I would love to use but I cannot, because developers continue to eschew the platform with large market share because "reasons". To be clear, I am not disparaging this product in any way, just bemoaning the trend of developers releasing iOS apps while Android seems to be an afterthought despite iOS only having a little over 1/8 market share. I love the idea, and wish I...

TimeJoy is a Calendar Aggregation and Commute Mapping application. It is the One Ring of calendar apps! • One Ring to rule them all: it becomes your go-to app for scheduling and for commute times to those meetings. • One Ring to find them: it goes out and gets your appointments automagically. • One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them: It pulls them into its own awesome...

From a designer/coder/business owner standpoint, I find this possibly useful and intriguing. From a UX standpoint, this is horrific, and is tantamount to UI hijacking. As a user, if I were evaluating an app, and I got a text let's say, and had to switch over to answer it, and this happened, it would be "dump it!" This trend of "user re-engagement" is effectively bringing back the modal...

tl;dr: This is a great idea whose time has come, but several thorns in the process make me hesitent about recommending them for transactions of the magnitude involved here. Let me start off by aying I am in a unique position to review this. I have intimate knowledge of the market, and so knew what to expect going in. This product uses Realtor's Property Resource, a wholly owned subsidiary of...