ButterDocs

Maker

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So excited to launch this – you can finally ditch Google Docs and replace it with an app you actually *want* to write in, instead of *have* to write in. But more importantly – below the surface, you will find that writing and editing with others becomes fruitful and collaborative instead of stressful and chaotic. Please check it out and let us know what you love and what you hate. We're committed to replacing the chaos from working in Word or Google Docs with something calm, focused, and fun. LFG!!

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1yr ago

Lilly Beer

@michihuber Congrats on the launch of ButterDocs!

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1yr ago

Peter Atkinson

@michihuber congratulations on the launch Michi!

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1yr ago

yassine aitmihoubyassine (فاميليا‎)

@michihuber congratulation on the launch. Best luck

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1yr ago

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Been playing with this for a while now while it was still in alpha, and I must say I am super excited where this will go. It's a great writing experience, with powerful tooling, especially for use cases like e.g. the legal profession that goes through many revisions.

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1yr ago

Micah Cratty

ButterDocs

Maker

@msch glad to hear it! Love to hear more on how we can help solve problems for those use cases.

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1yr ago

Rob Carpenter

ButterDocs

Maker

@msch legal is definitely a segment we want to explore more! Branch and merge, draft management, change tracking by draft, etc are perfect for legal. I’ve seen some of them on contract management softwares but not all.

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1yr ago

Thomas Schranz ⛄️

Waffle

Love the branching and versioning features. ButterDocs has a beautiful and clean UI for writing (important!) but the concepts at the core are what are _really_ interesting for me: getting versioning and branching right is the key for working with documents that matter but also for documents where you want to wildly experiment with peace of mind. Kudos for launching 🧈 ButterDocs!

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1yr ago

Michi Huber

ButterDocs

Maker

@__tosh 💯 We're all about clean UIs, but we're mostly interested in fundamentally fixing the document model: Instead of a one-dimensional paper, we introduce branches (different possibilities), snapshots (different versions over time), stashes (unplaced snippets of text), notes (research and ideas), etc. With all those dimensions, writing and collaborating becomes fundamentally simpler.

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1yr ago