Rian van der Merwe

Hey everyone. We've been sending email (as an email service provider) for nearly 16 years at Wildbit. Arguably the most confusing aspects of email delivery is bounce management and SMTP response codes. If you're unfamiliar, ISPs (like Gmail, Office 365) will send SMTP responses back about the success or failure of the messages you send. To bring more clarity and accuracy to SMTP responses, we...

Congratulations on the launch @timraybould! I've been using Stoop since the beginning and it's so great to see it getting better and better.

This looks really interesting. We are trying to reduce our reliance on Slack, and this could fit in very well with that. The ability to make Slack channels temporary seems really helpful to force you to only use it when necessary.

I like that it's focused on letting you use your own way to gather customer insights, define business goals, and prioritize work. Pros: I trialed 5 PM software solutions for a month, and ended up deciding on productboard. It’s a flexible system rather than a process. Cons: I'm missing some integrations with some of the tools we use (like HelpScout), but hopefully that's coming too.

I work with Derek at Wildbit, and we love this tool internally. We're a mostly-remote team who try to be respectful and honor Slack DND and offline times. The ability to quickly email someone from inside Slack instead of sending them a DM really improved how mindful we are about those boundaries.

Just downloaded and started playing with this. I'd love some support for "shape snapping" with the Pencil, but it's a solid first release!

Great idea so I downloaded and signed up, but... launching without the ability to create your own team seems premature. If the pitch is "listen to music with friends" but you can't set it up with your friends, a core part of the product is missing.

I've been in the Beta testing group for Crema.co, and I love it. It replaced my coffee buying completely—I get an excellent bag of coffee in the mail every week. I also really appreciate the focus they place on the farms and the growers who provide the coffee. The human story is so important, and they do a great job of it.

I've been beta testing this and really love it. This version goes so far beyond the original "put text on photos" idea, and makes it possible (and fun) to morph photos into anything you can dream up. Can't wait to see what people come up with once they start playing with it.

Interesting move by Evernote to add a mid-tier option between Basic and Premium.