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Show HN: Fibery – Connected Workspace for Teams(fibery.io)
3 points by tablet 7y ago|2 comments
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by tablet 7y ago
This is one of the best article about this topic [1]. Here is the best advice I took seriously: "Organize your notes by context, not by topic" [1] https://fortelabs.co/blog/how-to-take-smart-notes/
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by tablet 7y ago
Have a look at https://fibery.io
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Ask HN: Do you need a pitchdeck to raise a seed round?
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Nginx's office is being searched due to Rambler Group's lawsuit(habr.com)
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Why Notion is staying small as its valuation gets bigger(techcrunch.com)
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by tablet 7y ago
Thank you for the feedback. There is always hard balance between power and simplicity. It is remain to be seen how we handled it. Email signup is in near plans, it was just much easier to start with Google/Microsoft signup to not be re
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by tablet 7y ago
We indeed considered that, but no decision so far. We'll see.
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by tablet 7y ago
This would be too much :)
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by tablet 7y ago
We'll definitely add mobile support in the future. It's hard to to everything with small team, so we have to focus.
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by tablet 7y ago
Yeah, we'd like to focus on teams and companies more and provide a middle ground between flexibility of Notion and rigidness of Asana.
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by tablet 7y ago
Our codebase is Clojure + Javascript
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by tablet 7y ago
Why?
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by tablet 7y ago
1. Fibery is not better that JIRA (or is better). JIRA is focused on software development, while Fibery can cover more areas and more processes. It really depends on your needs. For example, Fibery has no integration with source control yet
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by tablet 7y ago
Let me know if any questions, we are ready to help with setup!
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by tablet 7y ago
That was just an experiment. Now everything is real.
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by tablet 7y ago
They are not random. If it's your first time at the website, you will see serious page and can see funny one after several deliberate updates (there is a special button for this). So if you just send fibery.io to a new person, he will
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by tablet 7y ago
This will change soon. We were going to announce public release Dec 4th, but failed, as you see...
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by tablet 7y ago
Well, some things take time. It is relatively easy to build something trivial fast, but it is not that easy to build something more complex. Markets are different. It took 4 years for Coda.io to release even private version. And they had li
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by tablet 7y ago
Thanks! This is the most inspiring comment for a long time for us.
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by tablet 7y ago
Hi, I'm Fibery Founder (and late to the party), so if you have specific questions, shoot.
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by tablet 7y ago
You may create your own solutions and export/import them to new accounts, but we do not have any reselling program so far.
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by tablet 7y ago
Fibery 1.0 focuses on creators. This is a person that: 1. Likely have quite specific problem domain (education, consulting, agency, etc.). In most cases such domains are not supported by mainstream tools well. 2. Loves to tinker with tools,
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Show HN: Yet Another Collaboration Tool(fibery.io)
7 points by tablet 7y ago|4 comments
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by tablet 7y ago
It is not as easy as you think. Take Slack. Atlassian failed to compete with its Stride alternative and cooperated with Slack instead. Microsoft Teams maybe a more viable alternative, but it's still less user friendly than Slack and it
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No-one understood our idea, but now it's worth over $1bn(bbc.com)
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Biology vs. Tech(blogs.sciencemag.org)
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Taskade – The Unified Workspace(taskade.com)
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Coda 2.0: A new doc for teams(coda.io)
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Social Cycle Theory(en.wikipedia.org)
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