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Datapad 2.0 β Store all your KPIs in your pocket
Datapad allows you to keep all your metrics and KPIs in your pocket. Tracking your KPIs with your team has never been faster and easier. Stay on top of your business, no matter where you are π½π
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Furkan Açıkgâz
Congrats on the launch! π₯π₯
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@mikestaub unfortunately not at the moment. Is this something you would be interested in? I'm assuming the primary concern here would be data-security?
Looks interesting. We use Slack for different kinds of notifications for now, but Datapad looks much more sexy. Good luck guys!
Great product! Also, love the copy, esp the grandmas bit π Congrats on the launch! Hope it takes off in a major way π
Dashboards look neat. I wonder how straightforward it is configuring them. Congrats on the launch!
Thanks @msemenistyi . If you get around to trying it, we would appreciate any feedback !
A product that meets the most important needs of teams! Congrats @cem_ruso @furkan_kilic @john_oz @muhtalipdede
I had the privilege of being a beta user, and I'm impressed with how seamless the experience is. Especially for agencies when you "need that number" very often, it's essential to have a centralized experience for accessing your clients' KPIs and getting insights on performance in an instant. Also, I think that the notifications feature is really important. It helps you feel safer that you'll know about it whenever something goes wrong or when you reach a new milestone. Great product overall, and I'm really happy about your PH launch. All the best, guys! ππ»
@georgios_chasiotis George thank you soo much for the kind words!! I am happy that you liked the experience and we will continue to make the experience better !!
Awesome product! Do you have any plans on making a desktop (web app) version as well?
Hi @890622joachim thanks! Yes indeed; tbh we have our designs and infrastructure in place - just wanted to see the feedback on the launch before we prioritized it. Shouldn't take us more than a few months to launch though. One alternative idea is to start with a read-only version to speed things up...
