Product marketer, nervous wreck and just launched my product. AMA!

@sentry_co Yeah, we love Notion too and use it daily! I guess the difference with Hurree is it is designed to be super visual, with different visualisations, 1000s of datapoints, easy integrations and a wide range of pre-built templates. We also offer a snapshot function so you can send your dashboards instantly to investors through a link or email. The presentation idea is great feedback, it's something we have been researching recently!

@niamh_mcglade I think it looks great. Seems to have all the bells and whistles. But IMO a SaaS super feature is portability, modularity. Devs like me dont like to be hocked into only one option. We have learned that dependancy can really get you in terms of time and cost, so we look for lego when we choose our deps. Something that is easily switchable. A great FTUX is often offering something modular so that we begin trusting. So offering something modular like a low fidelity notion graph dash template that isn't the core business, but gets us interested is excellent FTUX. It can be 1/10th of the core business in terms of quality. Doesn't matter. The FTUX is frictionless. A good example is kawings. Frictionless FTUX to begin. Who would know that today it's one of the hottest tech startups around.

@sentry_co True, that's part of the reason we love Notion too, it has so much functionality and we use it across all areas of our business. We are always expanding the functionality of Hurree, with a lot on the horizon, but dashboard reporting and effortless data visualisation will always be at the heart of what we do. We know there is a want for this kind of solution as most of our customers found us after becoming fed up with overcomplicated bulky solutions. Btw I love this kind of feedback, it helps to keep our team on their toes and thinking outside the box.

@melissa_hugel I think the biggest thing is trying to engage with the community here. Everyone is super supportive and keen to give feedback where they can.

@daisy_do Good luck, it's an exciting time but can be stressful. I think the thing I've learned so far is to roll with the punches and try to interact as much as possible. I'll make sure to look out for your launch next week.

@ashleigh_mccabe1 We took the full month/ 30 days before. This was mainly to make sure we had all the images and collateral ready for our launch page. Because this is our first launch there were a lot of unknowns so didn't want to rush it.