After signup it goes to a very clean start page that offers no clue how to begin. Very clean though.

Okay, I found it. You have to select a client first. I suggest you make that hyperlink as apparent as possible. If you don't want to mess up the page then employ a third party walk thru app that you can tailor to your user flow. There are a bunch out there and it's just a code snippet in your head section. Good luck, I do like the clean interface.

@p_maloney love the look! Our team currently uses Intervals and the UI/UX is pretty bad. Excited to try this out with a few mock clients to see how it would work for us! One small UI thing I've noticed a few moments in, especially for new users that I would point out is the logout button. I clicked it at least a few times before realizing what it was doing. As when I clicked it, it just takes me back to the sparque.app homepage without any dialog notifying me that I've been logged out, so if I hit the back button it took me back to the dashboard, and not knowing I was logged out when I tried to click any icon for clients, dashboard...etc it would just take me to the home page with no explanation that I was logged out. So definitely would suggest adding logged in and logged out kinds of dialogs so users know what is going on, and it might help overall having that logout icon to be a different hue or having some kind of indication it will log you out like a "are you sure" dialog box or such. Or simply a red icon would let users know this is making a action vs just going to another page. If you have a public repo I'm happy to throw a few ideas out there and send them in a PR as well!

I created Sparque as the company I contract with had no project management tool in place. There's a few non-techie/older members of staff who struggled with the more well known tools out there, so I created this to be as easy as possible for the user.

Hey @p_maloney Simple interface. One single feature as priority. Good perspective. Really love to know how users view & use this. Just trying to understand the flow, why do you want to keep the clients first, rather project. And keep the members tab somewhere else, was searching for how to add people to the project quite some time. Do add a note on credentials tab...

You’re definitely on to something with your pitch. Existing pm softwares are overkill. I like the idea but not much here just yet. I’m not clear why a project must be created within the client tab...