> It hasn't changed much, like the article says, and that's fine. I think that is the problem. On the outside it has not changed much and thereby loosing trac

> It hasn't changed much, like the article says, and that's fine. I think that is the problem. On the outside it has not changed much and thereby loosing traction and customers. They have added things but apart from pipelines quite a few years ago nothing revolutionary has been added. The only thing I can think of is that they made it harder to use when they changed the pricing for their free tier to be per user and not per app.