Eytan Buchman

I love this, @avi_moskowitz1 . I'm curious - what A/B test has surprised you the most across all the tests PDQ has run?

Love this. I saw a GIF of it on Twitter a while back and pestered @nashtheory until he gave me access. Super responsive founder with an incredible tool for meeting-takers who love efficiency.

Super seamless product. Use case is super clear, our sales team fell in love, and parts of this feel like magic. Definitely still a work in progress but very responsive developers ensures that this keeps getting better. @seanlewin any plans to let users add people to hierarchies themselves, rather than just rearranging employees you pull?

I love Screenflow although the last couple of updates have been getting pushed out a little buggy. I'd rather a less frequent cadence at a higher price point. Screenflow itself is awesome - I've yet to find something better. Pros: Easy interface which some surprisingly powerful editing tools Cons: These ongoing updates that cost a ton without a ton of new functionality

I've been a Zester for as long as I can remember (I have very poor memory, to be fair), and it's stuck out as the number one way I consume marketing information. It just works. And while I didn't think I would ever give up allll my new tab plugins, I did. And haven't looked back. @yam_regev, what's one thing you discovered about marketing to marketers that surprised you in the process?

I love the folks at Awario. @ab80, beyond building an awesome product, your support staff have been 🙌. I guess my #1 question is how can you differentiate in a market that is already a little crowded?

Powerpoint pixel pushers, meet your salvation. I've been waiting for V2 of Deckset for months. It's literally one of my favorite productivity Jedi tools, given that I write notes in markdown anyways. Deckset takes my Markdown and spits out beautiful, typography-rich presentations that put the focus on the content. Just as an example, two months ago, I was sitting with two people on my...

Congrats on building this, @sharon_savariego! What would you say is the most important lesson that community managers need to know...and how does Mobilize support that?

This is awesome! Thanks!

This looks awesome, guys! Great to see some killer storytelling tools emerging from Jerusalem!

First off, the Meetingbird team is off the hook at shipping features. I probably send out my Meetingbird link 10 times a day and can't count the number of times people write back when impressed with Meetingbird's product. Their interfaces are beautiful, their support is schweeet and this new plugin is just icing on the cake. Keep it up, @pdornier, you're doing something right.

Nice job, guys! Curious what the business model is with this.

Been Zesting since almost day one and love it. Great content, great product and a great way to start a morning out with educational material that doesn't require me wading through fiery fields of pure, unadulterated crap. Seems like curation, especially good old fashioned manual curation, is taking off. My question is whether you guys were concerned at all about launching as a new tab...

Also, from Day 1, Loom has been my favorite on-boarding process. Love it.

Hey, @kosovan! Love what you guys did here...but I'm going to leave my honest feedback. I tried this out, found an amazing app (Ulysses), installed it and then, after a few weeks, deleted Setapp. I found that the app discovery was a little complicated - I had to know exactly what I wanted, find it online, read a description and then install it. This might have been an isolated experience but...

Uber and Lyft should be getting 😰😰😰. It's one thing when Google aggregates driver/passenger supply and demand... It's a whole other thing when they do it while actively applying for ride-sharing patents. https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf;jsessionid=8F751F25E277204D524CDC4E0CB84083.wapp1nB?docId=WO2016209595

Congrats on the launch! First time coming across Writeful. Can you elaborate a little more on the profit model? Also, love that you have apps for all major OSs. What drove that decision? And how do you avoid getting distracted developing across four (with Chrome) products?

@azumbrunnen This looks great. My question to you is that Chrome new tab extensions are a zero-sum game, where you're grabbing ongoing app exposure with a very limited channel. Did that play a factor in deciding to create an app that relies so much on that one vaunted spot?