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I don't want to sound negative, but as a potential user, I don't see this solving any problems I have. My communication is spread across email, Signal, Discord, Matrix, and XMPP. I have several email addresses, two Signal accounts, a Discord user, and XMPP. The selling point on the website is that my communication is fragmented. The answer you're suggesting is "Move all your communication to my platform and it won't be fragmented." I could make the same argument about any of these. "Stop using Signal, Discord, Matrix, and XMPP and do everything by email." Worse yet, it demands that everyone else stop using these other communication mediums and I switch exclusively to this. Even if this were possible (it's not) I'd never want a single vendor controlling all my communication. The port idea is similarly underwhelming. What I thought you were going to offer is some kind of semantic categorization. This way I can know about all the communications that involve Project X15, but instead, I now must rely on the other party to send to the right port. I can't even get people to update their email address for me after over a decade, so this feels like a non-starter. At the end of the day, I don't see what this will offer me. It's yet another platform, adding to the problem of fragmented communication. It's features aren't especially compelling, and it suffers from deep vendor lock-in. My suggestion is to find a niche for this, since I don't see it providing value as a general tool. |