Show HN: Yet Another Collaboration Tool
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#2From your website, it looks like Podio and Notion had a baby. Or maybe it was Airtable and Coda? Looking forward to giving this a try soon.
What are the primary use cases you are seeing from your early adopters?
Re: Show HN: Yet Another Collaboration Tool
#3From your website, it looks like Podio and Notion had a baby. Or maybe it was Airtable and Coda? Looking forward to giving this a try soon. What are the primary use cases you are seeing from your early adopters?
Fibery 1.0 focuses on creators. This is a person that:
1. Likely have quite specific problem domain (education, consulting, agency, etc.). In most cases such domains are not supported by mainstream tools well.
2. Loves to tinker with tools, build own solutions to the problems and play “power user” role inside his team.
3. Likes helping other people to solve problems.
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#4From your website, it looks like Podio and Notion had a baby. Or maybe it was Airtable and Coda? Looking forward to giving this a try soon. What are the primary use cases you are seeing from your early adopters?
Fibery 1.0 focuses on creators. This is a person that: 1. Likely have quite specific problem domain (education, consulting, agency, etc.). In most cases such domains are not supported by mainstream tools well. 2. Loves to tinker with tools, build own solutions to the problems and play “power user” role inside his team. 3. Likes helping other people to solve problems.
In reference to #3: Does Fibery provide the capability for a problem solver to create their own solutions on the platform to provide (resell) to their customers?
Re: Show HN: Yet Another Collaboration Tool
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Fibery 1.0 focuses on creators. This is a person that: 1. Likely have quite specific problem domain (education, consulting, agency, etc.). In most cases such domains are not supported by mainstream tools well. 2. Loves to tinker with tools, build own solutions to the problems and play “power user” role inside his team. 3. Likes helping other people to solve problems.
In reference to #3: Does Fibery provide the capability for a problem solver to create their own solutions on the platform to provide (resell) to their customers?
You may create your own solutions and export/import them to new accounts, but we do not have any reselling program so far.