Booklet

Modern forum + directory for professional groups

5.0•3 reviews•

118 followers

Modern forum + directory for professional groups

5.0•3 reviews•

118 followers

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Modern discussion forum and member directory for professional groups. It sends calm, automated summaries to everybody so that they stay informed and engaged - even if they never sign in.

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Launch tags:SaaS•Remote Work•Community

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Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentIsolated compute, persistent state and a real filesystem

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Congrats on the launch! Please could you share more about what makes it different to https://www.discourse.org/ ? As discourse has an email summary etc. so I could not understand the difference.

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3yr ago

"It sends calm, automated summaries to everybody so that they stay informed and engaged - even if they never sign in." I was just having a discussion around this the other day. Custom domain is also a really lovely branded twist. I am curious if you have plans to make this into an add-on for Discord/Slack? I recently stopped using anything outside of those b/c it was just too many apps to juggle, but would love something like this for the busy Discord servers I'm in.

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3yr ago

tambo

@esus @philipithomas Maybe this is exactly what you meant, but it would be awesome if you could generate a Booklet based on a slack/discord/whatever. Auto-generate Booklet posts each day based on conversations happening in slack as a way to group/record ideas, and then of course have the newsletter based on that, just to provide Booklet as an alternative way to consume existing chat channels. I guess things might get complicated if somebody then tries to make a post in Booklet... Do you then make a post in the source Slack? Anyway super cool!

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3yr ago

I've been using Booklet for a few weeks now in beta form as part of a small, private community. It's *nice*. This is a tough space, and success will be hard. But if you want to give your community its own space, if you value thoughtful, human-centric (calm?) design and delightful experiences, and if you don't want to force people to master a complex, arcane tool, then Booklet should be top of your list.

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3yr ago

Based on how you describe it, @philipithomas would it be fair to say that the daily summary email is just as much the product as the platform itself?

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3yr ago

Sleepedy

Congratulations on the launch! Do you plan to add direct migrations in the near future for communities to export their discord or slack workspaces into Booklet?

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3yr ago

I've tried summaries to keep up - but tend to find I ignore them after a while. How are you combatting that?

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3yr ago

How many of us are part of Slack communities that we barely engage? Creating community is hard. I've looked into a variety of options and I'm most excited about what Booklet has to offer. Elegant, calm, and smart – the app is a welcome space to gauge what conversations to prioritize and makes it easy to engage.

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3yr ago

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