Lovely design and ui, feels somewhat scandinavian. Lots of attention to detail, very smooth experience. I wish it had more contrast though because it makes me squint a little, if I had to use it every day I'd go crazy.<p>Can't edit item titles in place, I have to click item and then edit title in editing area.<p>First cluster (uncategorized items) is not editable, not draggable, not deletable - is this intentional? I guess it makes sense for uncategorized stuff, but what if I don't need it? Bit annoying.<p>Graph view would make more sense if I could create nested clusters/items, but since data is always one level deep I don't see why I would use it.<p>I like how search works very much.<p>Collaboration works very cool - I can see who edits which item at the moment. The only thing I want here is to have a log of who edited what exactly in each item.<p>Very positive impression overall.<p>That said, it doesn't make me want to switch from trello and I kinda hate trello. I'll think about this and let you know if i come up with any specific reason.<p>(this is my first review ever - was it helpful?)
Your pricing page is tucked away at the bottom. It's one of the first pages I go to, and hiding it like that makes me think you're trying to trick me.
Hi all! We're building Nuclino, a unified workspace for teams. Here's why you should check it out:<p>* You can replace several collaboration tools with Nuclino as it combines the best ideas from many! (e.g. the board from Trello, real-time editing from Google Docs, internal links from wikis)<p>* Real-time collaborative editor with markdown commands<p>* Visualize your data with different views such as lists, boards, and graphs<p>You can use it to plan and track sprints, collaborate on requirements, share ideas, goals and more.<p>It's been working out great for ourselves and our first users, but we'd love to get feedback from a wider audience. If you don't mind a couple rough edges and missing features, it would be awesome if you could check it out and tell us what you think!
I was tasked with finding an internal knowledge base solution for our small development team last year. I stumbled across Nuclino and we've been very happy users since last December.<p>I think what makes it so great is just the pure simplicity. I absolutely hate dealing with all the cruft of Wikis and similar solutions. With Nuclino we just go and write the information down without all the hassle.<p>Couldn't recommend it more, keep up the good work.
Product looks really fantastic, and it was nice to see returns and tabs behaving as expected (feels snappy like a desktop app!).<p>It's also nice how escape gets you back to the search bar – I don't have enough data to know how search prioritization scales, but feels really snappy and nice so far.<p>One comment (admit this is a pet peeve) – it'd be really nice if Google and/or Github SSO was available on any of the paid plans. As a buyer, I really don't like having to choose between good security practice (and a bunch of features that aren't needed for my small team) vs. a lower price. Put differently, it's a bummer that across a number of SaaS services the choice to use SSO - but few or no other "enterprise" features - ends up costing tens of dollars per person per month. :/<p>Edit: Also thank you, thank you, thank you for a nice table editor where I don't have to do things by hand in markdown!
I actually really like this idea, and almost clicked away before understanding it. Maybe try describing it as "What if every Trello card had its own Google Doc?"<p>(I'm sure you have other features, that was just the one that excited me personally)
Looks interesting. The demo on the frontpage could use a bit more contrast.<p>The pricing model mentions 'Private workspaces'. Does that mean the free option is visible to all visitors ?! If so then it should clearly mention that...
Honest feedback here, the choice to use the fade in effect on every single element on the home page resulted in me leaking out of the funnel at the very top. I just couldn't stand reading it, it was frustrating to swipe up a screenful and have to pause to read. Please know I present this constructively. Best of luck.
Great UI, great product. I'd use your product to replace prodpad.com anytime :)<p>> We're already experimenting with different approaches to the graph visualization like visualizing the links between items.<p>Yes please!
Being able to visualize links between items that I created would be amazing.<p>Coloring items by cluster would be great too: I'd like to have different types of items (some would represent customers, others features-requests, and I'd like to be able to differentiate customers and feature-requests in the graph visually while visualizing links among them).
Like many here, I appreciate the design and feel of the product.<p>It looks like you're experimenting with a desktop app (although you don't mention which platforms) is there any work on mobile apps? I couldn't find any mention of them on your website.<p>Although the bulk of our Trello usage is on desktops, being able to access and respond to notifications when away from the desk/office/laptop are deal breakers for our team.
Having a features page to list features with screenshots will be helpful.<p>Out of interest, when did you start? I'm confused about "Join
over 2000 teams".
The graph view on this is really awesome! Kudos guys on a neat product!<p>I would definitely recommend this for the workplace...however, for private use, I've always been an advocate of self-hosted. Does anyone know of a similar platform for single-person, self-hosted use-case?
Sorry for the existential question - but how do you guys not get disenchanted in this space by the idea that if you actually manage to meaningfully differentiate that you're surrounded by nimble giants that can easily mimic your success and crush you?
<a href="https://nuclino.com/" rel="nofollow">https://nuclino.com/</a> gives an expired SSL certificate error. (Got there because I wound up on the blog, and wanted to get back, so I edited the URL.)
It looks promising. I really like the way you set your pricing tiers without limiting the number of items / rows / entries available to the user.<p>However are there any plans for mobile apps? That's an important feature.
Really smooth user experience and fair pricing. Still I find one negative point that really makes it unusable for me :
Content are only one level deep.<p>Unless I missed a feature allowing to nest content on multiple level ?
Does it provide 2FA? I'm looking for a tool like this, but my company handles a lot of sensitive material and so having 2FA is a hard requirement.
Trying out right now.
Looking for a chat feature? Or is that right on the board?<p>I'm trying to resize a large picture on the board. Is possible?
Consider hosting all web resources and dependencies on your own domain(s). I don't need google, cloudfront etc etc to know i'm using a certain web application. Certainly not if i was paying for it.