James Villarrubia

There are similar tools, so without knowing pricing for even the smallest plans, it's hard to evaluate if this is worthwhile.

This is cool. I've already sent it to multiple teams I work with. Can't wait to see the competitor data in the dashboard too.

Love the idea. But when I try it, it's more of a "push" than a "sync" right? If I delete the source, it doesn't seem to delete the copy. Or did I miss something?

I don't know why this is the top product. It's not available yet. It should be an upcoming product at best.

Are there limits? (So no one has to go looking like I did). ::FROM THE SITE:: Yes, the most you can earn each month is $40 in Digs' matches. In order to reach this maximum, you would have to contribute $1,350 of your own money each month. Digs' matches are designed to kickstart your savings, meaning we match more money upfront. We also do not want to discriminate against those who can't save...

How does this deal with the core issue of information spread/entropy? Once I give access to my pod, that person HAS my data. I have a copy and so do they. Wouldn't this lead to the same information cross-platform crap that has been plaguing facebook? If I have POD components A,B,C,D... issued to three companies (A,B), (C), (D). What is to stop them from selling that data to each other? Now...

Input format is very close to a graphql format. Would suggest modifying it to using that instead of this custom type. I would love to drop in something I've written up for graphql and then edit it in this tool. Pros: Slick and user-friendly Cons: Doesn't import but uses its own proprietary format

I'm confused. The Product Hunt listing says "free trial" available. I only see a demo offering on the site. What am I missing?

Can you give the pros/cons over MJML? I've seen more and more stability come out of that open product and I'm interested to know how this is better.