Monolist: working hard to preserve the spirit of Inbox's organizational features

Re:Monolist: working hard to preserve the spirit of Inbox's ... by nambit on Tuesday September 18, 2018 @02:49PM (#18018036)

Just a heads up, their planned free version limits you to 500 items per month: https://monolist.co/pricing

I absolutely despise this kind of 'free' offering since it's more of a demo than an actual offer. Split it by user count, split it by features but the whole purpose of this thing is rendered moot by that limit.

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Re:Monolist: working hard to preserve the spirit of Inbox's ... by jakemmarsh on Tuesday September 18, 2018 @02:53PM (#18018080)

Oops, that pricing page was actually left up erroneously (thus why it's not linked anywhere). That was a previous pricing model that is no longer active. Monolist is currently entirely free while we're in this open beta and development phase.

We actually abandoned that model because we agree with you. Limiting the number of items per month would be going against the use case of the product.

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Re:Monolist: working hard to preserve the spirit of Inbox's ... by mgalgs on Tuesday September 18, 2018 @04:11PM (#18018694)

How will you be monetizing it?

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Re:Monolist: working hard to preserve the spirit of Inbox's ... by jakemmarsh on Tuesday September 18, 2018 @04:25PM (#18018796)

We think a lot of the same problems that Monolist is solving for the individual also exist for cross-functional teams. The plan is to eventually offer paid enterprise and team-based features.

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Re:Monolist: working hard to preserve the spirit of Inbox's ... by nambit on Tuesday September 18, 2018 @07:11PM (#18020121)

Thanks for that. I'll be giving it a try

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Re:Monolist: working hard to preserve the spirit of Inbox's ... by sheeeep86 on Tuesday September 18, 2018 @02:53PM (#18018071)

Well then pay for it?

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