Nora Conrad

Really smooth running application - this might just replace my other notetakers.

Congratulations on the launch! I cannot wait for the android version 🤩

Such a unique approach to habit building! I love this idea and can't wait to play around and see how I can work it into my routines. I use Google Calendar, Notion & ToDoist, so it'll be great to be able to use those together using one tool.

I've used three different email marketing tools over the last few years, Mailchimp, Convertkit and Mailerlite. When I saw SS would be launching their own email marketing features, I was excited to test it out and use it on my site. There are some really great features so far, but it's really lacking some key things that I would need in order to fully make the transition to SS marketing away...

I've used three different email marketing tools over the last few years, Mailchimp, Covertkit and Mailerlite. When I saw SS would be launching their own email marketing features, I was excited to test it out and use it on my site. There are some really great features so far, but it's really lacking some key things that I would need in order to fully make the transition to SS marketing away from...

I love the idea but I got errors when trying to connect Facebook, add a profile photo and add my home location so it's going to need some work before I really use it for trips :)

I am LOVING this tool. It's simple enough to keep a tiny learning curve and make it quick to use, but flexible enough to do what I need and keep things organized. I've been using RealTimeBoard to take notes during meetings, but it's not fast enough to organize because there's too much going on as far as the design goes. The simplicity of this is what makes it so unique and perfect! Amazing job

I really love this idea! Some of the apps don't seem to connect half the time though, might be just me but there's probably some bugs to work out. Asana, Evernote, ToDoist and Social media integrations would be amazing.

I actually really love the simplicity of this and how easy it is to add quick ideas or links to come back to later. However, there needs to be some kind of "how-to" video or walk through. I'm just guessing on how to actually use the thing and even though it's pretty self-explanatory, it would make things much smoother to have a little introduction or guide.