Hi hunters, thanks for having us here! We're super excited to show you what we've been working on for the past 2 years. It's the Workspace - single place to work from with your team. It has built-in communication, notes, plans, and goals of who does what and where are we at. The team and me created this product because as a small company in a growth phase, we were getting massively frustrated by the chaos of work. We were trying to maintain a healthy clear plan of what's going on and often sat in hours-long meetings just to get aligned. We jumped on each and every tool that will help us navigate through assets, people, responsibilities so we had: - Asana, but some didn't like it so they had Trello - We also had Dropbox, but some stuff were stuck in Google Drive because Google Docs was better for online collaboration - We had Evernote for notes, but Paper was sleeker and the designers liked it better - We had Slack with tons of channels, files, and messages buried there because it was faster to get feedback on your work via chat. - And tens of other apps for this & that; You get me! It was a crippling experience of a constant frustration, getting delayed on important things, blaming each other for the misunderstandings and feeling confused about the work. It was impossible to find anything or just catch up on all the places. At one moment, we said that's enough. No more patchwork of tens of tools, integrating bots and gosh what not to stay on top of things. As toolmakers ourselves ( Swipes to-do app, 1m+ users, Webby Award Nominee, featured #1 app on Mac App Store) we set out to create a new integrated experience of teamwork where ideas are flowing, plans are clear and the information is always at your fingertips. Thus, we brought together a bunch of tools that people need most of their time when working: project and task management, note-taking, file storage, communication. We are SUPER excited to show you our product today and bring it in the hands of teams, that suffered from similar to our pains. The team and me are here the whole day to answer any question you may have and jump on discussions, so hit us up. :)

Congrats! Looks awesome! And the video was very funny :D

I was part of the beta testing for what seems like well over a year. Up until it changed so drastically to this current iteration, I was 100% on board. The UI/UX is best in class, but I was totally lost on the project management language being used. It really feels like it's trying too hard to be "different" and thereby sacrificing the ability for people used to working with project management tools/apps to quickly onboard this new way of looking at things.

If it were just as simple as creating projects with Tasks and sub-tasks, it would have been a no-brainer. For example:

- Project

-- Task

--- Sub-task

--- Sub-task

--- Sub-task

-- Task

-- Task

But instead what we're given are "Plan", "Goals", "Steps", "Milestones"... just feels both overly complex and linguistically unintuitive.

As I look at this new iteration, it seems that there is an attempt to help this language gap with the onboarding (visual guide).

It's still just too complicated, taking too many clicks to dig down into the tasks that need to be done today.

I'm also surprised to see there's no way to add dates or deadlines to items. Am I missing something?

I hate to be negative--especially on a piece of software that looks better than any other piece of software I've ever seen (and I don't say that lightly).

At the end of the day, the language choices just didn't make sense to me and I had to abandon it because trying to train myself and my team (US-based) to adjust to this different linguistic choices was too complicated.

Pros:

UI/UX is gorgeous, cross-platform support is great

Cons:

The language philosophy creates a barrier

Plan, decide, and act - that's what's needed to pull real "next steps" from a sea of daily chat. I struggle in other chat platforms with this concept, in fact it's even worse: Instead of one overloaded inbox with 100's of #channels where people can potentially ask "Hey did you see that thing I asked in that group a few days back?". Converting chatter into real next steps in a collaborative way is without a doubt the trend I'm seeing with Stride and others - our team is super excited to use Swipes now!

I love it! Just installed it on my Mac and can already tell that this will be super useful for us! Great job! Also the video is awesome ;-)

Great job! Love how simple and powerful it is at the same time. And the design is just delightful.

Pros:

Simplicity, workflow, design

Cons:

Nothing so far

Looking forward to reviewing Swipes Workspace on YouTube! Such a big leap for the team! Congrats!

Shipping an Electron app in a package installer. 🤔

Kick-arse team with a winning spirit and amazing releases. Nothing but love and good fortune to the Danish-Bulgarian Swiperoos. Best of luck with the launch guys. PS: awesome video!

Good luck guys, keep up the hard work.

Pros:

Great first impression.

Cons:

No downsides so far.

So excited for all the work I will do with this platform!

Pros:

Absolutely clutter free, and combining just the right tools necessary to get the job done.

Cons:

None so far!

Looks really promising. We expected this tool so long and now I still couldn't imagine it has finally launched. Few words about the launch video: I tried to imagine who gave the idea for that kind of script. It's pretty controversial, super funny.. I would say Stefan and Yana suggested the scenario.... it's their style..hahah. Well done! Following your next step guys!

I've been using Swipes personal on a daily basis and now that I participated in the alpha/beta of the new Swipes Workspace I can tell you this one is a the real deal

Pros:

Awesome design, simplicity, apps for every major platform, love the UI/UX

Cons:

None so far

I beta tested Swipes Workspace. The app went through several iterations, each one better than the last. The customer support from Team Swipes is amazing and they are constantly updating their app.

Pros:

Clean lines, simple but also super full-featured, constant updates, graphics make accomplishing tasks rewarding, and so much more!

Cons:

I know it's coming, but I can't wait to be able to drag n drop to reorder my Take Action items :)

Been a beta user since August. Have used the original Swipes for a couple of years. The team did a great job in beta flushing out bugs and making the product very user friendly. We have about 15 on our team using. Slow for all to adapt. Several use it often - we are still working to make it a common platform.

Pros:

Elegant interface, great mix of notes, files, plans, tasks!

Cons:

The plans take up too much space on the view with the big circles. Make it a list with a different progress indicator.

Deadpooled? Various links are 404 on the website

Great job Swipes team - love it!

Love everything about Swipes

Pros:

Great UX, nice and neat!

Cons:

Didn't come across anything