Anton Podviaznikov

this is brilliant, democratization of the financial tools to run your startup!

this one is an amazing product. I follow Bhanu story on twitter for few years now. I made product similar to Feather but for Apple Notes users[1]. https://montaigne.io

this is incredible. I love Loom and Dropbox. But it's great to see more product in this space. and it makes sense to have such functionality integrated.

Congrats Marin and the team on the launch. Are you planning to support other tools in the future (beyond Trello)? Somehow, I would assume yes and it will depend on the success of this product for Trello.

Been a member for a while. Interesting to see how this scouting change will play out.

Five years ago my partner and I did poll product for github based on github api (issues): http://poll.gitrun.com/. In that case all your data is stored on GitHub (one poll in one issue)

Brilliant idea to offer free service in exchange for putting your logo on the site

@dglbr congrats on the launch! Would be cool if you include screenshots on your main site (or even better short video). That way potential users would have some expectations about future experience. After I saw screenshots here I realized that product is more well-thought than I anticipated. Good job!

I do like landing page design a lot. Great idea having non-standard 2 columns with nice video and images.

Starting pricing seems too high. I would like to use something much cheaper in the side projects. After successful experience at the side projects, that would be reasonable to pay suggested price.

Like the concept. I created an app for hackathon based on similar ideas: commutations before visual interaction. Check out demo video: https://vimeo.com/117853986

I made a little bit similar app one year ago for the hackathon. It was inspired by Kevin Rose's tinyBlog idea. So I created text chat with constant video background (no audio). Motivation was the same: show real emotions. http://chat.hashobject.com/

This for sure great idea. I know for sure that there is demand for such a service. It came up several times in conversations with digital nomads in the last couple of years.