Show HN: Build simple reusable checklists for your team(firesub.com)
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Show HN: Build simple reusable checklists for your team
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This is for sure a problem. Especially when a lot of the existing solutions like asana are overly complex and tend to try to run the entire dev cycle. I think you've got a good starting point, keep it up, and congrats on the launch
Thanks navd!
The goal is to keep it simple, a lot of Asana like products tend to be feature bloated over time.
My solution is to work more with 3rd party integrations instead of trying to fit all features imaginable into Firesub.
The goal is to keep it simple, a lot of Asana like products tend to be feature bloated over time.
My solution is to work more with 3rd party integrations instead of trying to fit all features imaginable into Firesub.
great idea, I have something similar I built in 2006 on our internal network. It is supper useful to have a list that is reused on a frequent basis.
Thanks tmaly!
I hear a lot of teams have lots of different ways to manage simple repetitive tasks across the team, like Google docs, email lists, schedules and so on. So I built Firesub to try to simplify the work for teams.
I hear a lot of teams have lots of different ways to manage simple repetitive tasks across the team, like Google docs, email lists, schedules and so on. So I built Firesub to try to simplify the work for teams.
For the last year or so I’ve been building a checklist management app for teams called Firesub.
The idea is to help make recurring tasks easy to remember and perform in a consistent way across the team.
It is an app that let you create and manage checklists that you and your team can follow whenever you need to perform a repetitive task like product development, code deployments, code reviews etc.
There is a ton of awesome features like assign people to checklists, scheduled checklists, email notifications when checklists is completed and so on, too much to write here, so please “check it” out. =)
I would love to hear your thoughts and feedback.
Thanks!
/Frej