I don't really get what cloudkick does, likely because I don't use the "cloud", but it seems to me that cloudkick can correct a few things: 1. Free is good, bu

I don't really get what cloudkick does, likely because I don't use the "cloud", but it seems to me that cloudkick can correct a few things: 1. Free is good, but asking for money will teach you early in the game what people will pay for and what not. A small amount like 750k does not allow you expand, it just allows you more time before you can discover what part of your service people will pay for - and that is bad 2. The first person they hired seems overqualified. 3. Their blog and overall message seems very distant. "Team Cloudkick", "We" and the quasi-corporate speak is exactly the wrong tone to use to approach the developer crowd - who are the core audience for this tool 4. Screenshot on their frontpage does not convey anything to me. I'm sure that the idea they have is good, but I have a feeling that the people behind cloudkick are not too competent, and that they will bungle their opportunity.