Philip Johnson

Logo.dev is easily the best solution out there with a killer team to boot. If you're looking for an alternative look no further. Congrats on the launch! 🍾🍾🍾

Congrats Jam team! Exciting to watch you grow 📈

Very excited there's a team focusing on this! I have a daily / weekly manual ritual I do, but have been looking for a solution for a several years now. Is there a way to define how many hours of meetings per day you want to allow?

We use and love notion! Replaced a lot of tools with it. Current desires: - Universal task board to where users can see all tasks assigned to them / others. We use Notion to keep all of our meeting notes, but the todos and tasks get buried and forgotten because you have to go to the particular page where the task was created and assigned to track. - API (which I know is coming) Keep up the...

Really excited for this announcement, ridiculously cool product. Congrats to @tomik99 and team! Can't wait to see where this goes.

Love Redash! Have been using it in the last several companies I've been a part of. Big ups to Arik and the rest of the community for making such a powerful tool. Best part? It's open source so as long as you can configure it yourself, you only pay for the hosting cost. Great for startups with limited budgets who need to make data more accessible and part of the culture early on.

Looks cool! Currently using ReDash and experimenting with superset which includes notifications / emails for free, but am interested to see how this compares.

Curious to hear what you think products like Freshbooks and Bonzai are doing wrong. I've been using Freshbooks for a few months now and is super easy to use.

We currently use GitHub/ZenHub for managing our dev cycles (which rocks), but is lacking when it comes to the part of the process that's more visible to non-technical stakeholders and managing product/design work. Think it could be great to that esp if the output could go right into GitHub. How do you envision the GitHub integration working?