Developer here
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What price would you feel comfortable paying for Pi? Would a free trial make the $70 price point more reasonable for you? Would your rather pay a subscription?
I'd prefer not to reveal exact numbers this early but I'm absolutely getting some real traction and interest so far. All positive feedback so far.
I noticed a lot of my "productivity" throughout the day was a back and forth between switching tabs, opening/closing apps and trying to manage multiple projects between each of the tools I used. I had more macOS desktop spaces open for these tools than I did what I was working on. I wanted a solution that would allow me to maintain focus while being able to manage different projects/ideas. No one tool could offer a solution for all of my tasks. Individual tools were either overkill or required a subscription. A single source, always accessible and use of collections made my daily tasks much less hectic. Now I can get through the day with only one or two spaces open.
Initially I saw improvements in my own productivity. The overwhelming initial positive feedback so far has served as great validation as well. I've gotten a ton of valuable user suggestions and am now working on improvements before posting on more outlets.
I hope I answered all of your questions.
I focused on showcasing use cases for each pod in the video but that might have taken away from conveying the overall goal. Pi is intended to act as one hub for all your productivity tasks throughout the day. Is there anything specific you think could help make things clearer?
I'll try to improve the clarity of the pods and what they do. Basically each pod is a simplified version of what could be a standalone app. Pi acts as a single space for all the pods. No set up is required. You can use them as your normally would any todo list, calendar app, etc.
I hope I clarified things for you a bit. Let me know if you have any other questions or comments.