Looks very good and really impressive if it was built all by your lonesome !! Not trying to be pessimistic, but doesn't notion give you all these already ? Or did I miss something here ?
Show HN: I built my own PM tool after trying Trello, Asana, ClickUp, etc.
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#23Also if I create a task on a weekly planner view, it should I believe show up as a task which "needs to be done" . It seems to not exist, unless I am in weekly view.
Because of this missing functionality or my ability to figure it out I cant use it - I think its a simple expectation my end though. Just offering feedback, looks great tho.
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#24Aaand it's in the cloud.
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#25Looks very good and really impressive if it was built all by your lonesome !! Not trying to be pessimistic, but doesn't notion give you all these already ? Or did I miss something here ?
Upbase has a completely different way of structuring all the tools it has to offer. Each tool has its own place, separated from the others. And that creates clarity. In a nutshell, it's more organized and way easier to get started with than Notion.
It’s a one man idea show with a web of potential add in SMEs on a limited basis but a large volume of subcontracting evaluation and go forward structures for supply chain.
Hope he gets his head around this and finds it a fit. Thank you for sharing. Every tool in its right place helps the shop work efficiently!
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#26Would be great to have a self-hosted version for the lifetime plan
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#28Immediately turned off by the AppSumo lifetime deal. Seems to be where projects go to draw in a bit of cash before they fail or get sold off. Lifetime deals on products that have a real recurring lifetime cost rarely work out, and are an immediate red flag, especially for a new project.
Being on AppSumo helps us gain initial traction and feedback to improve the product at a faster pace, since we're not VC-backed.
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#29Does it support Markdown? That's what I find lacking in many of these PM tools - they either use some custom, complicated markup, or wysiwyg, which makes it hard to format text properly and copy and paste text.