Cardlife: All your (SaaS) subscriptions in one.

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Cardlife SaaS Directory

Search and discover the best SaaS apps

After launching our subscriptions management tool, today we’re releasing our new SaaS directory to help every business to find new (SaaS) subscriptions in one place.

Launch tags:

Design Tools•Productivity•Social Media

Launch Team

Tristan Pollock

Shisharka Land

Hunter

Super helpful tool that allows businesses to search and discover new subscriptions, save and organize their active subscriptions, and utilize a data layer of recommendations based on usage.

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8yr ago

Adrian Stone

@writerpollock super interesting. I've thinking about this space for quite a while

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8yr ago

Tzachi Davidovich

FlyCode Stripe app for Failed payments

Maker

@smalltimevc thanks. Happy to chat. We're @cardlifeapp

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8yr ago

Andrew Roth

Awesome stuff -- looks like a really useful tool!

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8yr ago

Tzachi Davidovich

FlyCode Stripe app for Failed payments

Maker

@rothandrewm thanks 👏

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8yr ago

Jason Grad

Bstow

@rothandrewm Agreed. This is awesome!

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8yr ago

Tony Freed

Cardlife

Maker

@mrjasongrad Thank you Jason :)

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8yr ago

Liam Boogar

Scaleway

Great tool! Curious to know what SaaS service you used to build your search bar on ;-)

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8yr ago

Tzachi Davidovich

FlyCode Stripe app for Failed payments

Maker

@liamboogar thanks a lot 🙌 we built it internally. We know you guys at Algolia so definitely something for us consider in the future 😎 How do you think we can improve the directory?

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8yr ago

Liam Boogar

Scaleway

@ynextz Hey! The search is great so far (found Algolia pretty easily - thanks for including us!). Had our team take a quick look and here are some suggestions: - InstantSearch experience: With the way your page is set up (results below, categories on the left), the user might expect that the results will update below as they type, which isn't the case (instead it's a dropdown autocomplete). Dropdown is good, but given the design you've opted for, you could shoot for just updating the results as the user types and letting users drill down. - Multi-Index Search: I searched "Analytics" and only got one company with analytics in their name, even though it's a category on the left. Pulling up Category results or all results that are in that category (with the ranking in-name getting preference, of course) would insure people find by name as well as by category. No results for "file sharing" for example. - Typo-Tolerance: helping people looking for Agloglia or Twillo find what their looking for - As-you-type experience: For the tests I did, I only saw one result once I had typed enough letters to have a unique We coincidentally launched our Search Grader just today - grader.algolia.com - that includes a lot of best practices (including the above examples). Our InstantSearch.js library makes displaying Instant Search results easy (https://community.algolia.com/in...). Happy to talk more about this!

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8yr ago

Tzachi Davidovich

FlyCode Stripe app for Failed payments

Maker

@liamboogar really helpful ✌️cheers

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8yr ago

Liam Boogar

Scaleway

@ynextz No problem! Lemme know if there's anything we can do for you, and, of course, good luck with the launch! (even though it's obviously going great so far!)

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8yr ago

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