Darryl Wright

This is a great way to keep things in perspective. Dementia is a tough thing to go through and this app makes it a little easier to keep things in perspective and give valuable insights. Pros: Easy to use and understand the goals Cons: No social integration yet

I know this shouldn't bother me as much as it does but the way the guy in the video keeps saying "kon bon" instead of "can ban" causes me physical discomfort. Is that an American thing? Other than that, looks like an awesome product.

I find the search filters on the main page kind of confusing. It draws a line through whatever you select but you can't select more than one. So it's not clear if I am filtering out the one I click or selecting it.

US only or Canada too?

As a user of Toggl, this is obviously a really great find. Any plans to do a mobile app or at least an open API so others can do mobile apps though? That's still a key feature of theirs. Might also be a way that you could monetize. The only other feature I was hoping to see was the ability to round up the time to 15/30 or 60-minute intervals. So for example in some cases, I could have a client...

Any plans to bring this to Canada?

I thought that Spark finally nailed getting all the best modern email features in a single (mostly) cross-platform app. I look forward to see how this one stacks up.

Looking forward to trying this on our next contract. I have high hopes for it as this is one of the most ad-hoc and painful parts of doing business.

It's a nice idea but the main value proposition for Uber/Lyft (IMO) is the cash-free aspect and then couple that with the fact that this requires Telegram and it seems like it's not really designed for mass appeal.

Wired just wrote an article about some dubious security red flags with this app.

The only thing I was hoping this would do that it doesn't is allow any member of my team to tweet through the company Twitter. If you could simply type something in the channel and it would be tweeted, that would be fantastic.

At first glance there's not much that compels me to try this. We've tried both Favro and Trello and, oddly enough, eventually went back to using Basecamp. While we like the Kanban style, our lists got very long. I find there's an interesting approach coming out of (the unfortunately named) 'dapulse' but otherwise, it's a very competitive space so I wish you luck. In the words of Omar Little,...

This is the best thing I've seen all week. Frankly, I don't understand why this has never been done before. Video chat should be this simple.

Love this but was disappointed it wouldn't work on both of my monitors. :/ Any chance you could add support for dual monitors?

Love this idea. I fear it'll suffer from the same problem of momentum that so many other good ideas suffer though. Either everyone is using it or nobody is going to use it.

Looks great -- very useful tool but that price tag is a little intimidating.

ERROR: INFO (null) | REASON: (null) is what I get in both of the initial setup stages. Can't get beyond the sync calendars screen. I either chose to sync and get this error or chose "No thanks"-- which wouldn't be very useful.

This is really cool but I wish there was a way to filter only actual 2016 releases. Most of my most-listened-tracks were from previous years but I'd really like to see what my most popular new music is.

They missed the boat not including a backlit keyboard and glowing LED penguin logo on the backside.