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Looks nice and clean. Is there a way to create tasks for separate projects? It appears to me that you can only have one wall of tasks? You should change your e

Looks nice and clean. Is there a way to create tasks for separate projects? It appears to me that you can only have one wall of tasks? You should change your email address in the footer from info[at]managewith[dot]us to info@managewith.us and make it clickable. I think spam filters these days manage to capture a majority of the junk that you might receive from harvesters. Very intuitive but I personally won't pay $10 for this service.

andyshora 16y ago
Hi, thanks for the feedback, really appreciate it. You can create as many task lists as you like, but you're right in the sense that you'll have to remember each URL you create. I have a dashboard feature in development to organise task lists you've viewed/edited/created, and I'm currently deciding whether or not that should be a paid feature. I've changed the footer as per your advice. That's fair enough, I understand that for generic use there are better free apps out there to use. I'm really trying to appeal to quite a specific use case, which I believe is quite common in multi-office environments. It may be quite ironic that I still use RTM in parallel for task management, as I myself do not fit in the target market for my own product! I do know of some business who already happily pay for services like this, but you and I probably wouldn't find it as valuable. Thanks again.
- sonnymai 16y ago
  Good to see you know your target users. Maybe you can outline example use cases somewhere in the copy. It might be be enough to persuade potential customers that they need your product. =)
  - andyshora 16y ago
    That's a great idea, thanks. I'm looking forward to having some spare time to concentrate on the marketing side, so when I do I'll make this a priority.
- thornjm 16y ago
  I think an excellent way to have multiple projects would to have a set of tabs above the task list just like a browser with a plus symbol on the end. That way a single url can manage them all and it would hopefully maintain it's brilliant simplicity and intuitive-ness.
  - andyshora 16y ago
    Brilliant idea, love it. Thanks!

andyshora 16y ago

Hi, thanks for the feedback, really appreciate it. You can create as many task lists as you like, but you're right in the sense that you'll have to remember each URL you create. I have a dashboard feature in development to organise task lists you've viewed/edited/created, and I'm currently deciding whether or not that should be a paid feature. I've changed the footer as per your advice. That's fair enough, I understand that for generic use there are better free apps out there to use. I'm really trying to appeal to quite a specific use case, which I believe is quite common in multi-office environments. It may be quite ironic that I still use RTM in parallel for task management, as I myself do not fit in the target market for my own product! I do know of some business who already happily pay for services like this, but you and I probably wouldn't find it as valuable. Thanks again.

sonnymai 16y ago
Good to see you know your target users. Maybe you can outline example use cases somewhere in the copy. It might be be enough to persuade potential customers that they need your product. =)
- andyshora 16y ago
  That's a great idea, thanks. I'm looking forward to having some spare time to concentrate on the marketing side, so when I do I'll make this a priority.
thornjm 16y ago
I think an excellent way to have multiple projects would to have a set of tabs above the task list just like a browser with a plus symbol on the end. That way a single url can manage them all and it would hopefully maintain it's brilliant simplicity and intuitive-ness.
- andyshora 16y ago
  Brilliant idea, love it. Thanks!