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A "Relative utilitarian take" is not how it would describe a product that tried to incorporate an entire chat app into it. They had a relatively good product a
by throwaway675309 4y ago
A "Relative utilitarian take" is not how it would describe a product that tried to incorporate an entire chat app into it.
They had a relatively good product around v5X series and I left because they just started to fragment and add more and more non-notetaking related things at the expense of the entire product stability and core functionality.
- bayindirh 4y agoThey tried to be “everything and the kitchen sink for the enterprise”, and failed, not because of the features they added, but feature disparity between platforms, and some reliability problems. I was doing my Ph.D. when they debuted chat, and it was useful. Similarly, I miss their presentation mode for the notes. It was extremely useful, and the output was very pretty, too. However, after the CEO change and rebuild, they really found themselves. I’m a pro subscriber, and the value they add into my life is immeasurable.