Max Ogles

We made it for our kids, and our kids love it.

Love this. Such a hassle to work on formatting, style, etc. and this makes it effortless.

It looks like it's very similar to Cadence from SalesLoft, too.

I'd like to learn more about your goals for product roadmap too. There's definitely opportunity to build in two directions--for users, and for coaches. I can think of tons awesome coaching functionality that could be built in (I'm sure we all can) but I'm interested to know your approach to that. In other words, what are the product priorities moving forward and how are you balancing between...

Just went through about 80 names and my wife's actually pregnant so good timing. My main feedback is that I have no control over "style." I said "No" to about 50 names in a row because I thought they were all so weird. Obviously that's my opinion of the names (my wife and I tend to like more common names) but the point is I'd like to input my preference at the outset so the app can suggest...

Free on Amazon this week. It's a lot of research and writing I've done about psychology, technology and creating good habits.

haha great timing--I was posting this at the same time. It reminds me of Boomf (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/boomf) Always a good thing to put pictures of yourself on food.

Looks awesome, Buster. Excited to start playing with it.

It's pretty cool, and nice at such a low price, but I can't help wondering if many people are looking for the opposite experience--fewer notifications, not more. Thoughts?

Simple Google experiment, but thought it was worth sharing because the native vs. web app conversation is interesting.

Erik -- Since they're paid hourly (not salary), they use TimeStation to clock in and out so we know how many hours they've worked.

Great option to track hourly employee hours--free up to 10 employees and pretty cheap after that. We hire a lot of students that work part-time and this has worked really well for us.

GrooveBook is a similar idea, though the packaging seems a bit different and I'm not sure how the apps compare. (Chatbooks is also meant for family photo-sharing within the app.)