[pajju]

Feedback:

1. Make this as a webapp. Should work anywhere, like gDocs! Think: Anyone can collaborate, so the ideas and possibilities are more.

BTW, Why did you go the platform way? any particular reason worth mentioning?

2. Have a forum for knowledgebase, to answer FAQ's, ideas and take new-questions. See OSQA or Askbot, might help you a lot in this direction.

3. Show your users, all the cool possibilities. Videos and use-cases matters most to convince anyone to try your app.

4. Get more templates, widgets(short-codes) and page-layouts. This will be cool to start-off!

[mbesto]

1. Divshot does this and it's buggy. I actually really like that it's native. In theory it's less error prone.

Downloading now...I'm a customer.

[michaelbuckbee]

There are a number of sites/webapps that do this already. I think the fact that it is a standalone app is actually kind of refreshing and opens them up for things like inclusion in the Mac App store.

http://easel.io http://divshot.com http://jetstrap.com

All do this directly at:

http://www.bootstraphero.com/the-big-badass-list-of-twitter-...

There are a bunch of web apps that do aspects of this (button, form and theme builders).

[joshsere]

Thank you for you feedback! 1. Making it like a pure web app is not possible, at the moment. BTW We have some ideas about collaboration we are working on. 2. You are right 3. You are still right 4. Definitely right

All these stuff are already on the way.

Sincerely thanks you for your feedback!