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No offense taken! I think you're broadly right that I could be doing a better job on reassuring messaging, and I'll put that on my work queue. I also hope to s
by Felz 6y ago
No offense taken! I think you're broadly right that I could be doing a better job on reassuring messaging, and I'll put that on my work queue.
I also hope to solve any bus factor problems before leaving beta. Right now if I were struck down, I think I'd still have about 9 months worth of free AWS credits on the account running the service, plus any profits. (It's not quite a self sustaining business yet, but it's not that far from it either.)
- stanislavb 6y ago...also, once it's a self-sustaining business, there will be the opportunity to hire people and decrease the busk-factor risk.
- stanislavb 6y ago@Felz, hey mate, I love what you are doing. I will get Purelymail featured on SaaSHub for a few months. Hopefully that may bring you a few new sign ups. Please just get it verified there and improve the listing. Keep up the good work!
- Felz 6y agoCool! I'll take a look.
- Firehawke 6y agoYour responsiveness on these questions is seriously making me consider picking up an account. I, too, am looking for an excuse to migrate off GMail (It's a significant project once you have 30+ accounts) and your product might just be the straw needed to get me moving.
- Felz 6y agoI do try to answer questions on HN. It's a little hard to keep track of threads over time, though. (Am I missing something?) Anyway, good luck getting away from gmail!
- tbodt 6y agoCould you also commit to notifying users when the privacy policy or terms of service change? I suspect you already do this, but it would be good to have it in writing.
- Felz 6y agoSure. I'll add that in to the company policy documentation I'm going to draw up. (Or put it in the TOS itself?)