I built a tool that lets you read any article and especially and newsletter on Kindle. I charge $6-$10 monthly or about $60-$85 yearly for it and >150 active subscribers. The yearly pre-payment that's about 20% cheaper than monthly is by far the most popular plan.
This looks awesome and your demo has already created quite the stir in our company Slack chat this morning. Just yesterday we were discussing how we can finally close the gap between Slack messages and a ticketing system.
One question - how does it deal with people sending 5 separate messages on the same "issue" - we unfortunately have a bunch of clients that seem to be allergic to Slack's thread feature...
It's a tough problem but the system is smart enough to group messages that come in through the top level. We use a time-based system where messages that come in within a certain period of time get grouped into the same ticket
Not quite plain text files, but... I've used them all - Notion, Roam, [insert any hyped app of the past 10 years here] - but then in the end, when a random thought pops up that I want to write down I always land back in Apple Notes..
