
timz.flowers
Async Video Meetings
We were fighting hard. We onboarded new devs and cleaned up our DevOps-loop. It's still beta, but we are really proud of the product and are using it ourselves as icecream (in order to avoid the term "dog food"). If somebody wants to test it we are slowly seeking anonymous beta testers - go here
We were piloting our prototypes with one of the 3 biggest pharma for a year now and found a very promising use case. Everybody is excited and delighted. Our tool hits the nail on the head for them. Our new upgrade is exactly the thing they need for their strategic async discussions internally and with external key stakeholders, KOLs.
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We just had another very inspiring interview with one of our early users, who is using timz.flowers since march 2020. Paul Hofmann from Cobiom who is using the tool several times a week was describing some embarrassing glitches of the prototype, but also the tremendous potential of the timz.flowers technology. We were super inspired by listening to him. Working so hard and then getting confirmation that the idea works out is a big reward for us.
He sees tremendous potential in timz.flowers for asynchronous workshops. Cobiom made already nature walk workshops in timz.flowers with their students. Furthermore they use timz.flowers on a daily base for their swarm-intelligence-as-a-service concept as he sees the central benefit of timz.flowers in the quick reallocation of distributed knowledge in moments of spontaneous need for quickly developing organizations, what brings cost-efficiency effects.
His feature requests coincided with our backlog, so we are a bit proud and inspired to go on.
We had a similar interview some weeks ago with Andreas Jäger-Fontana from another Pilot Customer, one of the biggest pharma in the world. He came to similar conclusions. The basic assumptions are getting confirmed.
Yesterday we had another interview with a space engineer in order to discuss our idea to compensate for the mars-earth communication delay of 3-22 minutes with non-linear (fractal) conferencing like possible in timz.flowers and he was quite intrigued by the idea. So we will proceed in describing the potential, perhaps we will see timz.flowers on Mars one day :-)
There's still plenty of hard work ahead of us.
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We are about to implement our payment flow, because we hope to find supportive users who help us with purchasing a "Pro Lifetime-Deal" which will be very affordable and helps us to stay indie. We will offer a similar deal here when we hit 50 followers if this makes any sense, I don't know, I have to find out. Happy to get comments from you.
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That creepy guy video was a bit distracting :) Maybe you should A/B split test a video vs. just a simple headline.
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which video? on the webpage? who is the creepy guy?
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Yes, the home page video. I think you've probably used that AI tool that was on the front page of PH a week ago.
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Haha, yes - touché! I like this deep fake easiness of production, we have so much work and can't afford a professional production. All goes into the product, so this is cheap enough for our budget and people understand at least in 46 seconds what the product does so far. But you have got a good eye! Thanks for the first comment on IH in my life... I was really delighted to see it (and learn that our project was approved).
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We are happy to have the first registrations but are still struggling with the retention rate. But many of the users are from earlier in the year when the app had fewer features and we will soon start to reactivate them with email information. Happy to see the app grow.
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Onboarding flowers are now available to new users so that they have immediate content available to interact with. The founders are directly answering user feedbacks within the welcome flower. We are excited to see new users reacting with feedback to the webapp.
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Our product is timz.flowers. We are a Berlin-based Startup building the tool for asynchronous group discussions. Timz stands for time-independent meetings and enables group discussions with video messages.


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