Keith Pieper

A great idea. I've used some Google AppScripts to do some of the same analysis in the past, though much harder. I would appreciate a freemium model where I could see the basic drive makeup viz as a teaser for upgrading to some of the more interesting insights or enhancements here...specific file drill downs, deduplicating, large files, empty folders, etc.

As a user of 1.0 on kickstarter, I was disappointed with the support and app the never worked. The product physically worked well, though I can't quantify how well since the app never worked. I used the product several years before it simply stopped working. I am not willing to pay for the subscription version. Pros: Great concept and the product functions Cons: Subscription service

I tested Editorr side by side against other services and my own team and found the Editorr service to be good, but lacks and edge over other services that had a better grasp of my niche technical concepts. Pros: Prompt turn around and quality editing Cons: Editors not as contextually aware of the content as other services, which results in more generic proofreading results

Somewhat manual and cumbersome to get going. The firm did not respond to my interest and I presume the hamsters behind the scenes missed my demo submission as I never received a reply. Pros: Streamlines cranking out powerpoint decks Cons: You need your own "templates" to jump start the process

Tested Monday side by side with other project and task management tools for a distributed software development and business team. Everyone loved using it, but it still required significant manual intervention to maximize effectiveness. Perhaps the newer automation tools will help. Pros: Simplicity and visual nature of project management Cons: Lacks some advanced features and integration between...

I tested this service side by side with other similar services and found the paid Proofree editors were more effective at grasping the niche technical nature of my content better than other services.

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Love the idea and have needed for quite some time. would love some intelligence to auto organize my history. Pros: More complete than Google alone Cons: Not a bookmark replacement

Buyer Beware: I own the original Mistbox from the Kickstarter campaign and thrilled at the potential. However, my iOS and Android apps have never worked properly showing any of my operational or cost savings data - I really have no idea if this thing is working. Even after multiple contact attempts in the past two years to the mistbox folks, my inquiries go unanswered.

I really like this. Would love to point my personal RSS feeds in for filtering and summarizing.