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Creating an account on your self-hosted Kukkee is a simple process and it gives you access to more features. Moreover, without an account, you would need to kee

Creating an account on your self-hosted Kukkee is a simple process and it gives you access to more features. Moreover, without an account, you would need to keep track of the 'admin' URL. Kukkee is built for people who need more control over their scheduling, hence having an account is crucial. But I'm happy to hear how creating an account is a pain point for you.

gingerlime 5y ago
it adds friction and doesn’t provide value. I prefer me and my users not to share private info unless it’s absolutely necessary. Take a look at products like excalidraw, hackmd and others like doodle and rally.co (no affiliation to any of those). Having the option to use an account is fine, but forcing it is a mistake in my opinion. Of course it’s your product and you can choose whatever makes sense to you. p.s. creating an account wasn’t painless actually with strange password strength requirements (between 8-15 chars, special symbols etc), but that’s not the main point.
- anandbaburajan 5y ago
  Kukkee's features like protected polls (to avoid impersonation), and many of our upcoming features like inviting participants through Kukkee (without having to share the link), calendar integrations, video conferencing integrations, etc., would require having a verified account since our users would need more control over their scheduling. Thank you for letting us know about the password requirements!
  - gingerlime 5y ago
    I’m not against having the option to sign in, but for simple use-cases like mine so far, there was no need to sign in. forcing it adds unnecessary friction. Anyway I think Rally suits my needs better and I wish you all the best with kukkee
    - anandbaburajan 5y ago
      Understandable, and thank you!
- anandbaburajan 5y ago
  Moreover, Kukkee is built to be self-hosted. Hence, you won't have to worry about sharing any private info.
  - gingerlime 5y ago
    my users will be if I want to let them use it. I guess it’s not for me then and that’s fine.
    - anandbaburajan 5y ago
      Kukkee has public polls too which won't require users to have an account.

gingerlime 5y ago

it adds friction and doesn’t provide value. I prefer me and my users not to share private info unless it’s absolutely necessary. Take a look at products like excalidraw, hackmd and others like doodle and rally.co (no affiliation to any of those). Having the option to use an account is fine, but forcing it is a mistake in my opinion. Of course it’s your product and you can choose whatever makes sense to you. p.s. creating an account wasn’t painless actually with strange password strength requirements (between 8-15 chars, special symbols etc), but that’s not the main point.

anandbaburajan 5y ago
Kukkee's features like protected polls (to avoid impersonation), and many of our upcoming features like inviting participants through Kukkee (without having to share the link), calendar integrations, video conferencing integrations, etc., would require having a verified account since our users would need more control over their scheduling. Thank you for letting us know about the password requirements!
- gingerlime 5y ago
  I’m not against having the option to sign in, but for simple use-cases like mine so far, there was no need to sign in. forcing it adds unnecessary friction. Anyway I think Rally suits my needs better and I wish you all the best with kukkee
  - anandbaburajan 5y ago
    Understandable, and thank you!
anandbaburajan 5y ago
Moreover, Kukkee is built to be self-hosted. Hence, you won't have to worry about sharing any private info.
- gingerlime 5y ago
  my users will be if I want to let them use it. I guess it’s not for me then and that’s fine.
  - anandbaburajan 5y ago
    Kukkee has public polls too which won't require users to have an account.