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Thanks for the kind words and feedback! >>I haven't been able to figure out why it is delivered as a browser extension, though This came largely from alpha us

Thanks for the kind words and feedback! >>I haven't been able to figure out why it is delivered as a browser extension, though This came largely from alpha user feedback. Those folks told us that they wanted access to the question stream, but didn't want another login to manage to access Twitter data. So, we started with the extension which made it easy to be notified when there were new questions. We are working on a web app as well as integration into some of the major Twitter clients and social media dashboards. Eventually we'll get to mobile (another highly requested platform). That way folks will have lots of options as to how they access our tools.

dotBen 15y ago
I think this is a great example of why you should look to your customers for inspiration but not necessarily specific direction. Although your users might not want 'another login to manage twitter data' they also probably wouldn't want every startup in this space to go the same route and create a browser extension you can have unlimited logins, you can't run unlimited browser extensions. I would put the web app on top priority as for now I'm put off installing yet another browser plugin.
- answerly 15y ago
  Cool- definitely happy to let you know when the web app launches.