Show HN: Jaypad.io – Planning stuff Slack style

It makes sense to me. Once you have access to my email, you can just reset almost any password you want, so is the password actually more secure?

As a consumer, it means one less password to remember, and I don't have to worry about how securely they store them.

To be honest, I don't know either. We wanted to try this type of authentication because of the quick-onboarding style.

I will try to give you a very brief summary for your points. If you need anything else, just ask a follow up.

- Profitability: We have plans for paid features which are not yet available at this point (kind of micro transactions per jaypad).

- Digital Sustainability (Guaranteeing that the user can use it in the future): To be honest, none. This product is still in beta and as long as it has no sustainable funding it will not have the other one too.

- Interop with other platforms: None at the moment, but we have plans that users can write their own modules for the clipboard side of the jaypad which will open a whole new universe of interop with other things (kind of like Slack-Bots with GUI).

- Privacy: You have the link you have access. It's that simple. But one of the planed paid features is privacy related (no access without invitation, read/write restrictions, private areas, etc.).

On the point "how this platform compares to others": Think of it as a combination of single-Slack-channel/WhatsApp-Group-Chat on the one side and a EtherPad/Doodle/DropBox on the other side.

Separate noisy chat from writing down facts and stuff you would like to be able to access later on (try this in a WhatsApp-Chat or Slack-channel).

Oh! Thanks for pointing out. Not shure if it's a "large" typo ... I didn't write "rezorzs" ;-)

I liked Google Wave a lot and it is partly inspired by it.

Hmm strange. I just tried with Safari 13.04 and it worked for me. Which version do you use?

FF 72.0b11 is working for me