Minerva

I've been watching @joaquin_roca patiently iterate on this product for years and I've never seen him more excited than right now. As a founder who runs a product - kumospace.com - that is used all over the world, we've tried 100 ways to hack internationalization but Minerva has finally made it easy. Let's go!

I want to love this platform so badly. The interactivity of the guides fits my industry and use-case perfectly. However, it's just way too laggy and seems to struggle with resource management. I was only dealing with a 25-30 step document which was shortened down to 15 steps, but even at 15 steps, deleting and rearranging steps was laggy to the point that steps I didn't intend to move were being moved or steps I intended to delete actually deleted a step way further down the guide. It also appears to struggle with split panes (switching focus to a secondary pane results in a black screenshot step but oddly still records the action correctly). I didn't include audio or added video, this guide was straight screenshot steps. I would have subscribed immediately had it not of been the above. And no, my computer isn't underpowered by a long shot and I have fiber internet speed; so those can be ruled out.

Hi there ?makers This would be perfect for onboarding our users. Is there a way we can bake Minerva into our Chrome extension? This would help us create that "aha" moment for our users very quickly I think. Thanks, and congrats on the PH #1 of the day! You definitely deserve it! Oh, and FYI, I tried to send this via email to hello@minervaknows.com but it bounced back as a "group that may not exist or [we] don't have permissions to post messages to" ... so might want to check the Google Admin distribution permissions for that email address.

The idea is good but the implementation is terrible so far

Cool idea, any plans for firefox support?

Minerva is a dream come true! No more lengthy documentation and lost or unscalable process knowledge!