It's a company selling some kind of personal CMS and productivity suite with notes, spreadsheets, calendars, etc.
It has nothing to do with the editor, which has no technical details, no open-source code, seems to be just like dozens of others, and has a working XSS attack documented on this very page.
Also why would anyone trust a company with no business model or privacy policy with their personal data?
Primary advantages of using Managify over alternatives:
1. Single Platform
By building a single platform for all your documents, we are able to offer powerful, unique features. Ex. Users can see all their notes, bookmarks and calendar events on any specific undertaking in a single interface.
2. Unique User Interface
We've designed unique, consistent and intuitive user interfaces across different modules.
Example:
- Our tasks-management interface in the projects module is one of our best - Intuitive keyboard shortcuts makes it work almost like a free-text editor, making it super-fast but highly structured.
3. Unique Features
Examples:
- Customizable labels that can be organized within folders, allowing the same document to effectively be in multiple folders through the labels. This provides the right dimensionality for quickly identifying the relevant resources. For instance, you can have 30 labels organized in 6 different high-level categories. You can use the specific label or high-level category for quick filtering based upon what you are interested in.
- RegEx Search. Surprisingly few applications have RegEx search + labels. These 2 can work great together for filtering purposes.
That all sounds fine. The title of the post seemed to indicate this project was about the WYSIWYG editor. I understood codingdave's question to relate to the WYSIWYG editor in particular.
It appears to accept and regurgitate whatever HTML you provide, including script tags!