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christophepas
9y ago
I know a couple of apps that could have that for strategy so I completely understand the question ;) We have absolutely no plan on doing that, even for anonymized data. The only use of this data is for the application's purposes and to
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It's fixed, again sorry about that!
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christophepas
9y ago
Short answer : absolutely not, you can have a look at our privacy policy here : https://slite.com/privacy . On the why investors would fund us, I think the "note" aspect of it is misleading: it's simply giving
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9y ago
That's a super interesting point and I fully agree those examples are not well suited for all teams, especially not for larger ones. I still think having all the information compartmentalized is a waste of time. The integrations that w
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9y ago
Unfortunately not for now, while we clearly understand the need we can't afford that for now.
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christophepas
9y ago
Super sorry about that, we'll fix that asap! This is an issue normaly just on the mobile site, you can give it a try on the desktop in the meantime
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9y ago
Hey! I love as a product person Workflowy or the concept of gingkoapp (and notion quoted above also relate to that I think). The problem of complex structure is having a part of the team writing knowledge with comfort, all the rest not able
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No worry it's a perfectly fair point. In our experience, Notion is a great tool and can work within small teams adapted of product and technical people. But the complexity of their structure makes it really hard for non technical peopl
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We have a bunch of teams that jumped from Confluence to Slite simply because they actually went from opening Confluence every month or so to using Slite daily. The reason behind that is Slite's UX and the fact we have designed the tool
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Thanks for asking! It's actually something we're currently working on, and one of the top feature requests we have : we'll provide import from major services (google docs, confluence, paper) and export for backup purposes to
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9y ago
Good point, while we are definitely related by the "note" aspect, the team aspect of Slite is more important and it seems to me Evernote has never done a good job on that part. The fact of having collaborative editing, an organiza
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Launch HN: Slite (YC W18) – Note App for Teams
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9y ago
Justify most features by data. Once you start doing so, the roadmap & the way to build it changes drastically and for the better. It allowed every function of our company to be 100% aligned and to avoid arguing with only gut feeling on
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I guess spIrr said it all. Evernote's collaborative features are an afterthought to say the least. The fact of thinking the tool for teams changes entirely the design : in Slite it made us focus on a flawless collaboration with collabo
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Hey @Keats! Probably too marketing & our tagline is ever evolving so thanks for the feedback ;) We do think there are no good note apps that have really been thought for teams & Slite is really good for that. Evernote never did a g
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Can we fix the technical interview with peer assessment?
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