I tried this service and ran 2 campaigns with different groups of friends. It was amazing. DND was something I wanted to try for a long time but the barrier to entry was (at least, perceived to be) really high.
Great to see this finally launching. I'll be recommending this service to anyone who's interested in dipping their toe into DND. I also love that you're making being a "Professional Dungeon Master" a plausible future career choice. :)
Stopwatch is building a new social network. Interesting product with some new ideas. Small remote team of 4 and some great investors. We’re currently pre-launch.
We're looking for an additional iOS engineer to help build the app.
If you’re interested in learning more please email [email protected].
I'm curious.... is there some sort of crazy image recognition tech going on here or does the website owner need to somehow identify what's in the image for the ads to work? If it's the former then this is seriously impressive.
Actually, if you price us up against other _linen_ bedding you’ll see that we’re incredibly competitive. Something comparable would cost upwards of $600.
Once you factor in the fact that linen lasts up to 10x as long as cotton the price becomes much more stomachable.
For me the value is in knowing everything is backed up and saved. I very rarely actually need access to my old notes and sketches from previous notebooks but there’s a lot of sentimental value there for me.
If a note I take is actually time sensitive or needs to be referenced soon, I still have the physical notebook to reference.
I have (low quality photos of) sketches of old ideas that later become companies. The notebooks themselves are long gone but I love that I still have some kind of digital backup.
I’d eventually like to get the price of mod notebooks down so they’re on par with other notebooks that don’t have the digitizing bundled in (it’s already pretty close).
This is actually the pain point we were trying to solve with mod. Each time we'd fill up a notebook we'd manually take pictures of every page and save it to evernote. If you've ever done this you'll know...
- It takes FOREVER.
- Pictures are blurry / out of focus / misaligned
- There's a limit to the number of pictures you can attached to a note in evernote so each notebook ends up needing to be spread between a few different evernote "notes".
- Evernote really isn't designed to consume this kind of content. (We have an app designed specifically for this: http://app.modnotebooks.com/demo)
These two items sound like they fall into the http://www.etsy.com category. I've never used the service myself but it comes highly recommended from a few friends who have used it.