MetaLab launches "Flow" Asana competitor

As a user of Flow for the past few weeks, I've been blown away by its UI and usefulness. Unfortunately, the pricing seems a bit steep for personal use. I'd also like to see some clarity on how pricing works with groups of people.

Re: MetaLab launches "Flow" Asana competitor

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Post by stanmancan » Tue, Mar 22, 2011, 8:26 PM UTC

Great interface, which isn't a surprise from MetaLab. It's great to see such top notch work coming from Canadian companies, especially out of my home town (Victoria BC).

Re: MetaLab launches "Flow" Asana competitor

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Post by revorad » Tue, Mar 22, 2011, 8:26 PM UTC

nicksergeant wrote: post #4

As a user of Flow for the past few weeks, I've been blown away by its UI and usefulness. Unfortunately, the pricing seems a bit steep for personal use. I'd also like to see some clarity on how pricing works with groups of people.

So how much would you pay for personal use? It seems almost impossible to sell any web app for personal use.

Re: MetaLab launches "Flow" Asana competitor

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Post by minalecs » Tue, Mar 22, 2011, 8:26 PM UTC

Scoble also wrote about convofoy yesterday. Seems like another cool project.

Re: MetaLab launches "Flow" Asana competitor

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Post by frsandstone » Tue, Mar 22, 2011, 8:28 PM UTC

This looks extremely similar to Things...

Re: MetaLab launches "Flow" Asana competitor

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Post by pauldisneyiv » Tue, Mar 22, 2011, 8:34 PM UTC

Perhaps this is exactly what Asana needs. Nothing drives a group like a strong competitor.

An interesting lesson for all entrepreneurs as Asana has had a beta rolling since June of 2010. Plenty of time to get something to market.

Something > Nothing.

Let's hope both end with great products - I love the concept.

Re: MetaLab launches "Flow" Asana competitor

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Post by lovskogen » Tue, Mar 22, 2011, 8:35 PM UTC

revorad wrote: post #6

nicksergeant wrote: post #4

As a user of Flow for the past few weeks, I've been blown away by its UI and usefulness. Unfortunately, the pricing seems a bit steep for personal use. I'd also like to see some clarity on how pricing works with groups of people.

So how much would you pay for personal use? It seems almost impossible to sell any web app for personal use.

How is that impossible?