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My first thought is why would I need a SaaS app for a checklist, but I figured there must be something to it, so I poked around the site on my phone for a scree
by timwis 8y ago
My first thought is why would I need a SaaS app for a checklist, but I figured there must be something to it, so I poked around the site on my phone for a screenshot or something but the only option is to sign up, and I don't know what the value is yet so I don't have incentive to sign up. I am curious what it is though!
- _query 8y agoThanks for the feedback! It gets useful once you have lots of repeating checklists. E.g. when you do QA for a client's website. You want to make sure that certain things are always checked (e.g. a website always needs to be tested with all different browsers). That way you fix a lot of low hanging fruits before the project is delivered. Now you can write the list of things to check down in google drive. But now you have to always copy these lists around, and once you are working with multiple people, things get a bit complicated. That's why we built the tool. We first used it internally to manage our different kind of recurring processes (like QA testing), and then later decided it might be useful for other people to. Thanks again for your input :)