Autopsy

This is the best thing ever. :) P.S. Pretty sure you can collect more, though. There have been huge curations of post-mortems, even @rrhoover had one.

Thanks for creating and sharing. Some sobering reading here. There's so much time, money, blood, sweat and tears that has gone into these companies. The stories need to be heard. Some stories really draw you in, like the one from Chris Poole writing about Canvas/DrawQuest... "...In the past year it’s been downloaded more than 1.4 million times, and is currently used by about 25,000 people a day, and 400,000 last month alone. Retention and engagement are great. And yet we still failed." How can you not want to read more and ask yourself 'why?'

Good work, great reads and the name is awesome : )

This is a great idea, there is nothing better than to learn from others to avoid making the same mistake.

One of the best hunts on weekends! Thanks for share, this is the kind of experiences than anyone wants to share and a lot of to learn.

Amazing resource, should be also added to curriculum in schools! Are you guys also plan on releasing a book, or you'll just see where it will take you?

@mskakala good point. I've been searching for books with this sort of post-mortems, whether the company is successful or not. @NiralJP any plans to add successful stories, with details of their problems/ issues they had to deal with?