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by skewart
3708 days ago
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You have a really great insight about teams often wasting lots of time and effort because people don't really know what other people are working on. I've experienced this myself and I would love to find a solution. I started reading your post with a lot of excitement. That said, I don't have a clear idea about how you are going to actually solve the problem. The features you describe - laying out goals, tracking tasks, communicating - sound like all of the dozens of other project management and collaboration software - Asana, Ah-ha, JIRA, etc. There are tons of these apps, and none of them quite solve the problem. They might have decent small businesses, but none are really blowing up. How is your product different? And, how are you going to break into this very crowded market? |
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As you said tools like Asana are about project management and collaboration on a clear fixed project, xCollabr is more about linking potential collaborators. Which means that, every person in a team can talk about what they're doing and make it available in the scope of say "all the teams in this organization" e.g i can say that i'm currently starting xCollabr and i'll use some A.I. techniques to do this or that. He can do the same for pieces of conversations, pieces of meetings and make them available to a broader audience.
Now teams or organisations as a whole can also tell what they're working on or plan to work on and make it available to say similar organizations in the network.
An example on student organizations : Undergraduate entrepreneurship club on campus organize a pitch night week 5 of the term. Later MBA students want to organize a pitch night at week 8 , we can suggest collaboration so that both teams can sync and organize one big pitch night.
This is really a simple example. But it explains well how we go about collaboration differently. No other products provide an interface for teams to form an ecosystem where teams can collaborate with other teams.
Did you check pur mockup/wireframe ? it should also help getting a feel of what it'd look like. https://moqups.com/konoufo1@gmail.com/HbtBvliq