TL;DR version is a project about solving tech gaps by redesigning useful online services as SMS products. It's a pretty fun UX challenge to do, thought I'd share
That's a really interesting prospect, we hadn't really thought about educational licensing because we weren't sure of the applications. But we'll definitely keep that in mind
At the moment we don't have the capacity or resources to support free accounts, however we are offering a free thirty day trial without requiring any payment details from the user. If we find a stable revenue stream or raise investment we will be able to consider freemium as an option.
Thank you! Matterhorn is at its best once you get a couple of projects started and have team members onboard, which is why we didn't go with a demo approach to start with, but hearing from everyone about wanting more details about how it works we're going to try and find a better way to showcase the features.
Definitely plans to integrate with Github. We're working on rolling out better integrations over the coming month, we're especially excited about adding slack integration too.
Without github integrations this would end up being another tool to divide our time across, but with github integration then I could see it solving the higher level project management issues that github doesn't do so well.
I know what you mean, I often have a chuckle at the dummy text in screenshots of other products, but it is easy to miss when you have lots of test data names left in there. Updated this now :)
That's a really good point. We were trying not to be too sales-pitchy and just get across why we love Matterhorn and how it can help you with your projects. I think the word resource was a bit of misplaced "marketing-speak" that went into the final version. Taking your recommendation on board :)
Just to add to the positive feedback - the problem statement of "people in different roles have different goals" spoke to me immediately. If you stay focused on solving that problem, and pull it off really well, this could be a great product! (I signed up, but haven't played with it yet.)
http://i.imgur.com/EVRuCIx.png - latest Firefox on Windows. Tried on two separate boxes, none gets your Proxima Nova, so the whole thing ends up looking like butt :) Sorry.
Perhaps at least use sans-serif as a fallback font?
TL;DR version is a project about solving tech gaps by redesigning useful online services as SMS products. It's a pretty fun UX challenge to do, thought I'd share