Show HN: My side project – Laps – Client, Project and Time management
app.getlaps.com
app.getlaps.com
Tried to create a project, entered project name and the expected income field, submitting closed the modal with no errors, but no project appeared.
Request: http://i.imgur.com/DM10H46.png
"Never lose client! Easily add your client contact info, rates, links and group them by status." Never lose a client!
"Don't miss an update. Create free account!" Create a free account!
"We want to build best tool possible. Create free account!" We want to build the best tool possible. Create a free account!
Also, really love the design.
"Useful features coming soon"
this indicates that your service is not really useful at the moment :) I'd rephrase it to something that points towards your vision. Or just replace useful with: kickass, amazing, handy.
Do you see this as a competitor for toggl.com?
I guess you are able to do this in your spare time if you are really good at managing your spare time eh?
FYI: CTA button for creating an account under the "Useful features coming soon" section doesn't seem to be working.
I was clicking through your site and the reset password page looks like the styling went wrong. It looks very different than the login and registration pages styling. Please see the image.
After signing up with Google, I get left on a page that says "Hmm..no contacts? Lets fix that! Start adding now!"
What is a contact? - is that me? Is the hourly rate something I have agreed to pay them? Is it what they have agreed to pay me? What if it's not hourly?
Some example there would be great.
This looks nice, but for me nothing beats org-mode in Emacs.
Not talking about this specific project.
React + Redux - frontend, Flask & MongoDB - backend, hosted @ digitalocean
What sets this apart from the plethora of similar tools?
EDIT: Also crate should be create on the homepage ;)
This suggests in the future you will be charging but as there is no indication of how much, I can't justify spending any time to see if I like something that might end up being too costly to integrate into my workflow.
Just curious, because I've had the same feedback a number of times on my side projects and I haven't figured out a good strategy to handle it yet.
Alternatively have a think about pricing plans and display them as rates for beta users, guaranteed for the first 12 months or some such.
Exports are always useful, but I'm more concerned with the time spent integrating a system only to potentially have to find and learn a new one.
Of course, none of these are reasons not to post a Show HN!