Love this. Pretty much markdown on steroids!

I don't have any answers/questions, but reading through the discussion, all I can say at this point is — Super impressive guys!

Hi all,

This is something I recently made after hearing a ton of people looking for a simpler approach in the IT and physical asset management space.

Here's a quick video demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkCpLhIoggc

Registration doesn't require a confirmation, for now, just so anyone can test it right away.

Love is an action. And attention is one of those actions.

Attention is fuel to/the source of action :)

Thank you! Happy to hear that.

Hey friends,

I recently rebranded blogstatic and introduced a new price which has made it more accessible for customers.

The product initially had launched on April 2021, but struggled for about a year or so to gain traction due to higher pricing and lack of features.

Recent updates, new pricing ($19/year), has made a ton of difference.

Hope you like it and let me know if I can answer any questions on here.

This is incredible for anyone running a WP site!

Yes ! Most big sites use Google Docs because it is lot easier to manage content there. Collaboration on Google Docs is next level.

But once you are done creating your content, I have seen people hiring VAs from Fiverr/Upwork for publishing their content. This is absolutely unnecessary and redundant.

Hence I created docswrite.com!

You're right. A ton of hoops for the user to jump around. In Subsection I'm solving this by having the support docs sit under the main domain.

Thank you so much for recording this. I appreciate it a ton.

It’s incredible to look at it from the user’s perspective. And happy that you found it useful. Gives me a few ideas on how to improve certain things.

And to compare it to Crisp, that’s just amazing. Would love to see Transistor’s help and api docs on Subsection at some point.

This was great!

Great point! Adding this to the list. I agree that it’s very important to have this functionality in, so users can be free to move away at any time without feeling tied to the tool.