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You’re right I should have been clearer from the start, and I appreciate you calling it out. To clarify: The reminders and templates are indeed stored locally
by Homos 1y ago
You’re right I should have been clearer from the start, and I appreciate you calling it out.
To clarify:
The reminders and templates are indeed stored locally in the browser.
I put a limit on the free plan because even though it’s local, I still have to maintain/support the extension and wanted a way to keep it sustainable.
That said, I agree with you that calling it “Free” in the title was misleading. It will always have a free plan, but I’ll make sure the copy is upfront about the limits instead of sounding like it’s unlimited.
Thanks for being direct here
- leakycap 1y ago> I put a limit on the free plan because even though it’s local, I still have to maintain/support the extension and wanted a way to keep it sustainable. But ... your support of the extension seems like it is wholly disconnected with the number of items in use by local storage on devices. > It will always have a free plan No one needs this if your free plan is 5. If I only need to remember to follow up on 5 or fewer things, I can use my brain - do you think I'm special? I don't. Your users will also want to have more than 5 reminders set unless they're living in padded rooms in a facility. I am being direct because you seem to still be missing the point I'm trying to make. But, I will stop because you may have to learn it from the market if you are not seeing the lack of "free" anything you are offering with the current tier.
- Homos 1y agoI’ll revisit both the free tier limits and how I communicate them so it’s more honest and actually provides value. Thanks for pushing me on this