we use http://clarify.io pretty cool too (and free)
As above, thanks for the comment. Always interesting to see how others are approaching this problem.
Show HN: Draft – A Design Feedback Tool for Designers and Small Teams
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Re: Show HN: Draft – A Design Feedback Tool for Designers and Small Teams
#12There is also a pretty cool (and free) alternative: http://mocku.ps
Nice site, with Draft we wanted to focus more on organising the feedback on our designs as well as the annotation of our designs.
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#13There are dozens of websites doing this for free. Why should one use your service?
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#14First of all, this looks very nice and I have nothing bad to say about this particular product at all. But I can't help but wonder why there are so many apps like this. Off the top of my head there's Notable, LayerVault, Shipment, Cage, Marqueed, Moqups, the recently released Flatsie, and a ton of others that all offer some variation of the "show your work to clients" theme. I'm really curious what pushed you to rele…
Thing is, there's probably a large market even outside just web freelancers with plenty of space.
Re: Show HN: Draft – A Design Feedback Tool for Designers and Small Teams
#15There are dozens of websites doing this for free. Why should one use your service?
Hi, thanks for the comment. Every plan comes with a free 14 day trial for people to try it out for themselves to see how it compares to any alternatives.
After that it's up to that individual to decide if the experience we've created is something they would like to continue using or not, hopefully they do :)
Re: Show HN: Draft – A Design Feedback Tool for Designers and Small Teams
#16First of all, this looks very nice and I have nothing bad to say about this particular product at all. But I can't help but wonder why there are so many apps like this. Off the top of my head there's Notable, LayerVault, Shipment, Cage, Marqueed, Moqups, the recently released Flatsie, and a ton of others that all offer some variation of the "show your work to clients" theme. I'm really curious what pushed you to rele…
Thing is, there's probably a large market even outside just web freelancers with plenty of space.
I agree. This will be extremely useful for printing companies, and graphic designers. They go through tons of back and worth with clients who wants "letter A to be moved 1 centimeter to the left."
Re: Show HN: Draft – A Design Feedback Tool for Designers and Small Teams
#17There is also a pretty cool (and free) alternative: http://mocku.ps
Free is always nice, but sometimes free can mean not around very long, which is not so nice, especially if you have tons of data stored, talking of which, is there a way to export your content from the app ?
Re: Show HN: Draft – A Design Feedback Tool for Designers and Small Teams
#18There is also a pretty cool (and free) alternative: http://mocku.ps
Free is always nice, but sometimes free can mean not around very long, which is not so nice, especially if you have tons of data stored, talking of which, is there a way to export your content from the app ?
Hi, thanks for the comment. At the moment there is no way of doing this automatically (in theory we could do this for you manually) but it's an interesting point and something we will definitely think about implementing.
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#19I loved the way you guys presented the simplicity of the app above the fold itself!
I agree that there are lots of players in the space and adding to the list given above, namely, Easyproof, Proofhq, Pixelapse and Conceptshare come to mind. Also, there's Framebench that's making some noise with its novel real time functionalities. I really think they might have something there.
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#20I think the site looks great. Kudos for giving the actual use case of the app with showing instead of telling. I think its a great overview of what you offer.
I am curious as to why you have so many monthly price points - I would have expected 3 for simplicity (or even 1 if you were so bold)
I don't have perfect clarity into the "buyers" of these servies, and maybe its as simple as them needed this level of options.