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bernatfortet
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Comment #28318845
What's broken?
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Comment #24089016
Thanks!
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Always on eInk display (kindle?) + react website
Dad, husband, designer, dev, and productivity nerd here. I bet someone in the HN community has figured this out. THE GOAL: A system of tasks that is slightly smart to help with my …
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Comment #20589547
Thanks! We're excited to help remote teams get to the next level of communication.
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Comment #20588971
Oh! Yikes. We'll investigate it right now. Thanks
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Comment #20588831
Thanks for the feedback. We'll add the video. That being said, the video (which are actual React component + animation) in the home page are pretty much the same as the app.
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Comment #20588827
That makes sense. What was frustrating with Sococo?
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Comment #20587881
thanks!
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Comment #20587874
This is really cool. It reminds me of Sococo but way more integrated with the tools out there. Any chance I could give it a try? What happens when you click the slack button in the…
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Comment #20587744
I love the idea of sharing a part of screen, pic or video to create a conversation around it. We were chatting about a similar thing the other day. You've thought about this quite …
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Comment #20586936
That's a great idea. We'll create a video of us using it. Also, you could try signing up with Google and create a personal team. Then, if you like it you can use Slack for your tea…
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Launch HN: Tandem (YC S19) – A Virtual Office for Remote Teams
Hey HN community! We're Bernat, Tim, and Rajiv, founders of Tandem ( https://tandem.chat ). Tandem is a desktop app designed to give distributed teams the immediacy and flow of in-…
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Do you know of any well designed CRM?
I've tried dozens and none is able to strike a good balance between complexity and simplicity. It seems that none of these tams have good designers. Or maybe it's that the problem …