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@mtdavis FYI, on the landing page, there is a typo in the track expenses blurb: Monitor spending by child with a detailed ***finincal*** dashboard to have a clear understanding of spending behaviors.

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I'm having flashbacks to the days of BBS....😄

I'm getting a 404 trying to add this

Octotree is ESSENTIAL if you use GH in any significant way.

FYI @shpigford, your sign up button has it's text set to the same color as background on all but the main page. Awesome idea! I hope to be able to use it once I get my SaaS launched!

Looks good, though you may want to look at your media queries for your Twitter bird. On a Note 9 on Firefox, it is like an inch tall almost....

UI after landing page is in Chinese, and while I can figure out what is what, UX is hampered for anyone who does not speak Chinese. . Pros: Seems like a great idea Cons: UI & UX restrictive for non-Chinese speakers

Are there any protections? Like I see potential benefit, but I also see a HUGE exposure risk... Are these "entrepreneurs" validated and vetted or is this GP? I would say this probably isn't for possibly disruptive ideas. My partner and I be a possibly disruptive idea, but are struggling with protection while getting validation now.

Yes the intercom chat. It is just disruptive to the flow of the page. I liken it to walking into a Dept store and you are looking at shirts and that one clerk appears out of nowhere and scares the crap out of you. 😁

Just some UX feedback. As a mobile user loading your site, I get a certain way through reading about your product, and your chat message appears, obscuring almost 75% of my screen (iPhone 7). This is very offputting.

I think the best part is the reviews that have been left..."Cured my cancer" LOL

Your site says "Rentork is available on App Stores for iPhone/iPad, Android and Windows devices and it's 100% Free." But It does not seem to be available on the Windows Store as of yet.(https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/search/result.aspx?q=rentork&form=apps) You might modify this until Windows release to decrease frustration and confusion.

So I am a bit curious about this... the only privacy provided by this is the privacy of obscurity. The obsurity of the tech that is. Once this became mainstream, would it's value-add proposition not be rendered moot? To wit: Given ubiquitousness, the more people use this, the less effective it gets since more people have the tools to decode.

Once again, an app that I would love to use but I cannot, because developers continue to eschew the platform with large market share because "reasons". To be clear, I am not disparaging this product in any way, just bemoaning the trend of developers releasing iOS apps while Android seems to be an afterthought despite iOS only having a little over 1/8 market share. I love the idea, and wish I...

TimeJoy is a Calendar Aggregation and Commute Mapping application. It is the One Ring of calendar apps! • One Ring to rule them all: it becomes your go-to app for scheduling and for commute times to those meetings. • One Ring to find them: it goes out and gets your appointments automagically. • One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them: It pulls them into its own...

From a designer/coder/business owner standpoint, I find this possibly useful and intriguing. From a UX standpoint, this is horrific, and is tantamount to UI hijacking. As a user, if I were evaluating an app, and I got a text let's say, and had to switch over to answer it, and this happened, it would be "dump it!" This trend of "user re-engagement" is effectively bringing back the modal...