[munkay]

great tool - congrats on the open beta!

it wasn't immediately clear to me that the product is still in beta, and was unable to find any pricing information which threw me off.

another question - is there a reason why Github isn't a support authentication method, considering that Github integration is a big part of the product?

But the tool looks super interesting - going to try it out and intro it to our team!

[iba99]

Hey munkay- we're free for unlimited users. Principally, we believe teams shouldn’t have to be limited by user counts when deciding which project management system to use. Most are still clunky and cap at 10 users for free accounts- planning to have a free forever plan for unlimited users (much like Gitlab).

Paid plans may include functionality for enterprise teams, full fledged integrations and/or smart features such as automated sprint management.

As for Github auth- that's coming!

[yboris]

Super amazing that you're aiming to have it free for unlimited users.

I wonder if it's worth sharing prominently on the website a bit about the plan and an explanation of how you expect to fund this project.

Without someone paying for the development it's not clear to anyone why this won't collapse and be closed in a month.

[omniscient_oce]

https://tara.ai/privacy/#Third-Party-Ad-Networks

I can't find anything on the website that tells you what is free and what you have to pay for after the beta is finished.

[iba99]

Good idea! We definitely need a pricing page to highlight the free forever plan.

[hanniabu]

Another recommendation is that I see task states are To Do, Doing, and Done. It'd be nice to have a Review state as well which could be used to say it's ready for either code review or QA. This could also end up being a runaway train so it may be better invest time in allowing the user to specify up to x (3?) amount of additional custom states.

[pookeh]

And this is how Jira started with it's complexity. Welcome to the club.

[munchkinship]

I feel this is how Jira took off initially in orgs when they had a really affordable unlimited user tier. When hooked into LDAP/AD, suddenly every employee in the company was a user.