CodeToo

CodeToo

Frontend development workflow app to help devs get organized

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CodeToo is a SaaS application that helps frontend development teams become more organized & efficient when working together. It's a clean app to organize their projects, wireframes and tasks so they can know what they need to work on every morning.
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Productivity•Developer Tools•Tech
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Anastasiia Holiachenko 🇺🇦
Hi! This tool looks pretty good. What next features do you have in your roadmap? Congrats on your launch!
Justin Ferrari
Maker
@anastasiia_holiachenko Thanks Anastasiia! We want to add an integration with Figma so that developers can import their design instantaneously. Do you have any suggestions of what we can improve?
Sarthak Solanki
The product looks promising. Good work.
Justin Ferrari
Maker
@sarthak_solanki Thanks Sarthak !!
Михаил Палей
Feedback: as a potential user I couldn't understand how is it different from Jira and what exactly is the value. So I left. Suggestion: please either add a demo website or make more pictures with close-to real-life examples. Even though I watched the video I couldn't understand anything. Because your main point was "bulk insert the images". I don't even know what these images are and how are they useful
Justin Ferrari
Maker
@undeadlol1 Hello Undead, Thanks for your message. It is different from Jira in the sense that is made specifically for frontend developers to help them get organized around their wireframes and pages. Those images are the wireframes or designs they receive from the client to code their applications. When you say demo website, you mean sandbox?
Михаил Палей
@justinferrari yes a sandbox app prefilled with content. So I can quickly get to the main point and to understand do I need this app or not
Justin Ferrari
Maker
@undeadlol1 That's a great idea! We want to build out other features of our app such as this one, however we don't have any clients at the moment and aren't sure it's worth it to spend so much time doing so. Do you have any other suggestions which could maybe help us attract potential buyers?