Show HN: Tuiqo – Document versioning made simple
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Re: Show HN: Tuiqo – Document versioning made simple
#2Dzeno, co-founder at Tuiqo here.
Tuiqo allows you to work on many versions of your text at the same time, from within one document. It saves time wasted on tracking changes, creating multiple versions of the same document and reviews. We have completely changed the document structure for more intuitive writing, editing, and collaboration.
Here is the short demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5du9x9JKjDA
We're looking forward to your feedback or questions!
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Re: Show HN: Tuiqo – Document versioning made simple
#4Dzeno, co-founder at Tuiqo here. Tuiqo allows you to work on many versions of your text at the same time, from within one document. It saves time wasted on tracking changes, creating multiple versions of the same document and reviews. We have completely changed the document structure for more intuitive writing, editing, and collaboration. Here is the short demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5du9x9JKjDA We're…
This looks great. Do you know who your audience is? From the features it would work great for writers, and help collaborate with editors/co-writers.
I'm guessing .doc format will be one of the more popular feature requests -- many would not try it without this format supported.
All the best
Re: Show HN: Tuiqo – Document versioning made simple
#5Dzeno, co-founder at Tuiqo here. Tuiqo allows you to work on many versions of your text at the same time, from within one document. It saves time wasted on tracking changes, creating multiple versions of the same document and reviews. We have completely changed the document structure for more intuitive writing, editing, and collaboration. Here is the short demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5du9x9JKjDA We're…
This looks great. Do you know who your audience is? From the features it would work great for writers, and help collaborate with editors/co-writers. I'm guessing .doc format will be one of the more popular feature requests -- many would not try it without this format supported. All the best
A quick note.. the "register" modal when I move mouse up is incredibly annoying. You should remove it, or make it appear using a non-intrusive UX.
Pinging you offline as well.
Re: Show HN: Tuiqo – Document versioning made simple
#6Dzeno, co-founder at Tuiqo here. Tuiqo allows you to work on many versions of your text at the same time, from within one document. It saves time wasted on tracking changes, creating multiple versions of the same document and reviews. We have completely changed the document structure for more intuitive writing, editing, and collaboration. Here is the short demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5du9x9JKjDA We're…
This looks great. Do you know who your audience is? From the features it would work great for writers, and help collaborate with editors/co-writers. I'm guessing .doc format will be one of the more popular feature requests -- many would not try it without this format supported. All the best
Thank you very much! We are still experimenting to find our target audience and so we are testing it with attorneys, academics, writers, and businesses. This will lead to further development to find the product-market fit. We got interest from all mentioned segments.
Currently, we are building collaboration and thus moving towards B2B (law firms, tech companies).
You are completely right regarding the .doc format. We are working on it. Also, we are trying to have 'templating' option so companies can have custom output design.
Re: Show HN: Tuiqo – Document versioning made simple
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
This looks great. Do you know who your audience is? From the features it would work great for writers, and help collaborate with editors/co-writers. I'm guessing .doc format will be one of the more popular feature requests -- many would not try it without this format supported. All the best
A quick note.. the "register" modal when I move mouse up is incredibly annoying. You should remove it, or make it appear using a non-intrusive UX. Pinging you offline as well.
I agree and we will remove it. I think we will make it appear only once. The goal was to remind that you should make an account if you want to keep docs that you created since you can try it out without registering.