Christoffer Hilton: You are saying for "small teams" and solo builders but in what kind of indust…

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Christoffer Hilton @christofferhilton·GMATICO 3h

You are saying for "small teams" and solo builders but in what kind of industries or businesses specifically do you target? Is the product catered more towards engineering teams or design teams? And is the product solving an identified painpoint within that group? How does it compare to solutions such as monday.com?

All genuine questions and not critique by any means. The design looks nice!

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Christer Papanicolaou @papa·

Kanbanq 3h

Mostly design-leaning and smaller creative teams: YouTubers, creative collectives, that kind of thing. We're also seeing students use it for coursework and group projects, which we didn't expect. Engineering teams are already well served by Linear, Monday and plenty of others, so we deliberately went less engineering-y: the rigor of Agile for creators, without learning all the terminology and cadence. We just wanted a simple Kanban board with a proper backlog, and staying simple is the point.

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