👥 The number one marker for success of a product is the amount of potential customers you know. You're likely bad at keeping in touch with them, to help you out I built Kit. Keep In touch is an app that helps you cultivate better relationships with the people you care the most about.
I followed the development of kit on the blockstack slack and it is really nice how it turned out.
At the beginning I was a bit skeptical whether the problem of contact manangement should be better solved with the caldav protocol, but with the turn towards a "reverse social network" (as @swlkr named it) kit has a unique feature that makes a good distinction between your personal address book and your social network.
@swlkr@friedger_muffke Thanks for the kind words Friedger, I’m writing down all the words people are using to describe KIT and really like this idea of “Reverse Social Network”
HI Ferrucio, I think would be useful to have some images on the website about the app itself, because if you go directly does not show what you will find after log in.
This is great @frcbls - I track my personal contacts in a google sheet and have a reminder system to reach out to ppl I haven't connected with in a while. I'll play around with this, but even more awesome that you built this on Blockstack. Great work!
@guillaumebardet yeah the product is still a work in progress, so it needs fixes like the one you suggested!
Going to look for nice ways to show screenshots :)
@footer it's a decentralised web application (a site as far as most users are concerned) built on top of Blockstack it should work on any device (I personally tested it on an android phone, an iPhone and Chrome/Firefox/Safari on a Mac)
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@frcbls The link actually redirects and opens when opening via Android, but not ChromeOS.. Strange..
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Great work Ferrucio!
Pros:Responsive Dev
Free
Great technology
Cons:None so far
I'm lazy, which is why I'm interested in this.
I'm lazy, which is why I won't use this until it will import contacts for me.
Pros:Great concept
Cons:No direct import of contacts - need to use CSVs
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