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Learned

flows, v3

Users said

“I'd pay if it synced with my phone.” Three of five.

This week

Monday

Last copy pass on the landing page.

Wednesday

Beta invites out to forty people.

Launch

Launch post

Today we're opening the doors. It started as a note on a board, and forty of you have used it all week…

640 words

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then
so
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Landing page

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Beta invites

Forty people, Wednesday.

Launch

Friday, post at nine.

Later

Teams, only if people ask.

then
then
after

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Interviews, week 2

Sync

“I'd pay if it synced with my phone.” Three of five.

Onboarding

Two people never found the + button.

Loved

“It feels calm.” Said unprompted, twice.

Build next

Phone sync. Then a hint for the +.

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Launch post

Today we're opening the doors. It started as a note on a board…

640 words

WriteRead

Launch post

Today we're opening the doors. It started as a note on a board, and forty of you have used it every day this week.1

What's in it

“It feels calm.” We'll take it.

1. Beta interviews, week 2.

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Launch: version one

This week

Monday

Copy pass.

Wednesday

Invites out.

→ then · Wednesday

Learned

↑ so · from Users said

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