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Show HN: Sortd ('Trello for Gmail'): No 1. App for Gmail on ProductHunt(producthunt.com)
3 points by wayno 11y ago|0 comments
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Sortd Transforms Your Gmail Interface into Organized Lists(lifehacker.com)
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Sortd Transforms Your Gmail Interface into Organized Lists(lifehacker.com)
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by wayno 12y ago
We have a real desire to make a dent in the universe around the way email works, so the plan is not for this to be a fly-by-night initiative or to sell out. There is plenty wrong with email and a lot of opportunity to change it with a compl
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by wayno 12y ago
I'm Wayne, one of the co-founders of Sortd. We are aiming to create a new email paradigm with Sortd. Happy to answer any questions...
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Sortd – A new way to manage email and tasks in Gmail(sortd.com)
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by wayno 12y ago
Thanks for the response. I think the challenge is more the traffic than the tool itself. I'm aware of all of those tools, but how do you get sample traffic (from an appropriate audience)? I was hoping fore some sort of market research
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Ask HN: How can I A/B test my Positioning Statement?
1 points by wayno 12y ago|4 comments
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by wayno 12y ago
What are you currently using for your work email and why do you prefer Gmail? We moved our company email from Outlook to Gmail roughly 2 years ago and personally I struggled at the time. Since then I have become a fan of Gmail, but it took
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by wayno 12y ago
Ok, it wasn't a loaded question (promise), but seeing that you feel that way about Gmail you may be interested in a new email product we've been building over the last year called Sortd. It tries to create a radically enhanced ema
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by wayno 12y ago
Q: If I were to ask one of your colleagues to describe you, what do you think they would say? - This is another way of asking about character, strengths and weaknesses, but you get a much more honest answer when you ask it this way. You als
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by wayno 12y ago
Two answers, here's the first (it doesn't answer the question directly but I think it's so NB that it's worth mentioning nonetheless). In 13 or so years of doing this I have found that that there's not a single inte
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Ask HN: Will web-based email ever catch up to or replace desktop email clients?
2 points by wayno 12y ago|4 comments