It's about time docs were easy to use, flexible, and actually smart. We designed Input to have the simplicity of writing in a doc, but combined with some of the most powerful features of project management, so remote teams can get more done.
Hi everyone!
Jeff here β I'm really excited to share Input with you today.
We're a 100% remote team that's been working for the past few months to build the next great way to get things done: a flexible, easy-to-use smart doc designed for distributed teams. We heard over and over how existing tools are too complex and bogged down with features, but that docs are too simplistic and just not designed for collaboration. So, we created Input to have the simplicity of writing in a doc, but with some of the most powerful features of project management. Our goal is to have built something simple, beautiful and easy-to-use, that helps you instantly get full visibility on the context of any project and why decisions were made. You can use Input with your team, but you can even use it personally to jot down ideas, keep track of to-dos, and plenty more. Plus, Input is 100% free.
We're eager to hear what you think, and constantly iterating based on the feedback that we hear. Let us know your comments, and we'll do our best to respond asap!
@jeffrey_wong UI is very nice! Just signed up to test drive it. Two things I noticed: The shortcuts in the menu show the Command symbol. Folks using Windows or other OSes, you might have to change this appropriately.
It might be good to get the New Folder button in the bottom right to become a floating button when you close the side bar - just a thought!
@jeffrey_wong@saia Totally. I use PC as well--super easy to tweak the shortcuts. Good catch. As for the new folder and UI, we're going to be updating that as well. We're already styling some updates to make it easier to create, share, and collaborate. I'll send you some screenshots. Would love your feedback. Thanks!!
Been following your product, and I think there's a real need for better tools in this space! One suggestion I have is to focus on good organisation of the docs (keeping it simple, but powerful, just like your doc editing experience) - making it easy to say constantly push meeting notes in, or rather frequent documents and making it easy to find it later, etc. Google Docs is so bad here (slow, many kinds of folders, weird sorting, etc.).
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