Honest note rather than a congrats. A Discord is a room for people who already want to talk to each other. Opening one before that exists gets you an empty room, and an empty room reads worse than no room at all. Someone joins, sees nothing, and quietly decides the product is small. Cheaper order: keep having the conversation where the people already are, which right now is here, and open the Discord the day this forum cannot hold the volume. The invite is much stronger when it arrives with a reason attached. What made you want one now? If there is a specific conversation you are trying to have that does not fit here, that changes the answer.
@rabnoor_s Thank you for the advice. I launched a Discord server to help users share their own unique ways of using Banquish with one another and discover a better user experience!
@rabnoor_s Btw, have you tried Banquish? I can help you build your own space if you want!
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@geonhyeok_boo Not yet, and I would rather say why than say I will get to it. My browser is already where work goes to die, so a new surface inside it has to replace something, not add to it. What would make me try it is one demo: a workflow I currently do across four tabs, done in one space, with the tab count going down at the end. If that is the demo, I will build a space this week and come back with where it broke. On the Discord, the thing that decides whether it lives is whether there is a question in there that only your users can answer for each other. If they can get the answer from you faster, they will just message you and the room stays empty.
@rabnoor_s That is the right standard: the demo should prove subtraction, not give the same tabs a prettier container.
Here is the concrete test I propose: put a support inbox, customer record, bug-tracker search, and open issue doc into one saved canvas; use one non-sensitive customer or issue ID across the panels; then close the original tabs and reopen the workspace. If it still feels like four disconnected surfaces, Banquish failed the test.
The current Apple Silicon Mac build is here and the workspace is free: https://banquish.space/
Would you be willing to try that exact workflow with demo or otherwise non-sensitive data and tell me the first point where the tab count stops going down?
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Honest note rather than a congrats. A Discord is a room for people who already want to talk to each other. Opening one before that exists gets you an empty room, and an empty room reads worse than no room at all. Someone joins, sees nothing, and quietly decides the product is small. Cheaper order: keep having the conversation where the people already are, which right now is here, and open the Discord the day this forum cannot hold the volume. The invite is much stronger when it arrives with a reason attached. What made you want one now? If there is a specific conversation you are trying to have that does not fit here, that changes the answer.
Banquish — Make the web your workspace
@rabnoor_s Thank you for the advice. I launched a Discord server to help users share their own unique ways of using Banquish with one another and discover a better user experience!
Banquish — Make the web your workspace
@rabnoor_s Btw, have you tried Banquish? I can help you build your own space if you want!
@geonhyeok_boo Not yet, and I would rather say why than say I will get to it. My browser is already where work goes to die, so a new surface inside it has to replace something, not add to it. What would make me try it is one demo: a workflow I currently do across four tabs, done in one space, with the tab count going down at the end. If that is the demo, I will build a space this week and come back with where it broke. On the Discord, the thing that decides whether it lives is whether there is a question in there that only your users can answer for each other. If they can get the answer from you faster, they will just message you and the room stays empty.
Banquish — Make the web your workspace
@rabnoor_s This is a quick demo video of Banquish! Check it out.
Banquish — Make the web your workspace
@rabnoor_s That is the right standard: the demo should prove subtraction, not give the same tabs a prettier container.
Here is the concrete test I propose: put a support inbox, customer record, bug-tracker search, and open issue doc into one saved canvas; use one non-sensitive customer or issue ID across the panels; then close the original tabs and reopen the workspace. If it still feels like four disconnected surfaces, Banquish failed the test.
The current Apple Silicon Mac build is here and the workspace is free: https://banquish.space/
Would you be willing to try that exact workflow with demo or otherwise non-sensitive data and tell me the first point where the tab count stops going down?