You posed some really good questions- and we’ve done our best to answer them here. Let us know if there’s anything else we can help with!

I’m really interested in your product. I see that the human-centred approach is really different to normal project management tools, which seem to put tasks first. I like that.

I want to see more about how Staction’s stream, which feels light and transient in the way Twitter does, fits in with some of the “bigger” or more structured things that go on in a project. I’m thinking (I’m a web designer by the way):

- what do you do when a small group gets together to create some designs for a website or webpage and want to solicit feedback on these designs and also be able to point to one place for these designs? Is this where you go back to email?

- what do you do when people want to report problems with deployed web apps?

- what do you do when you want to track what’s going on with a particular thread – maybe the build of a new feature, or the set-up of a new infrastructure, or the organisation of the office Xmas bash?

- what do you do when you have two overlapping groups of people working on two different projects? Same Staction or a Staction for each project?

I really want to believe that you’ve cracked project management. Or product management, or people management, whatever you want to call it. I mean the challenges associated with a group of people trying to organise themselves to get something done. Help me!

J.

Or you could just tag it “private” instead of using a checkbox since that would mess up your nice little two-box entry system .

Also, it would be nice if the word “task” and “todo” and “to-do” were all synonymous on the site, since many people are migrating from other project management systems where those other words are more natural to them.