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April 30, 2019 Got rid of Slack 👨🏻‍💻

If things are overly involved for customers they won't use it. The first release of Chariot required customers to have a Slack instance running. We were also need some legacy tokens from Slack to make Chariot work and some aggressive API permissions .

As nicely as it made Chariot work, I wanted it to be an option rather than requirement.

So I moved our notifications to be SMS by default.

This has certainly lowered the barrier to entry.

Steven Grant

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March 5, 2019 First paying customer

People will pay for a product that solves a problem

Steven Grant

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    Winning! :)

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      I've been a developer a long time and people have paid me for my skills, but it's very different thing to have an effective stranger pay for something you've built on an on-going basis.

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    Congrats Steven :)

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March 4, 2019 Launch Day 🎉

After several months building the SaaS platform, Chariot launches

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After building a tool for my own church to solve a transportation issue, another church wanted the same thing.

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