This weekend we updated Yast with some features requested from the users:
Mike Butcher writes in his Techcrunch article today that ”Norway looks like it is losing the battle to join the global innovation race”. Norway has only 42 companies in Crunchbase compared to Finland with 55 and Sweden with 131.
0CommentsThere comes a time in every web apps life when it´s time to evaluate the business concept of the grand idea. For some companies this evaluation ends with a shut down of the service. But not for us. We have been fortunate, lucky and probably skilled enough to attract a growing user base. With so many people using Yast, we´ve been able to identify strengths, weaknesses and areas of future development.
Why?
19CommentsGuest blog by Silverfox: It’s been suggested that no one seems to have a normal job in San Francisco. Perhaps what we’re seeing is a fundamental shift in what having a job and building a business means these days. One thing however always remains the same: the need to be mindful of how you spend your time and attention.
7CommentsYesterday our time tracker reached an important milestone. 50 000 users have signed up for the service. We have overcome the difficult obstacles of attracting the first users. In this process there is nothing more inspiring or motivating to us than a user publicly declaring love for Yast and tells us that we have made life just a little bit better.
5CommentsAn important part of the new upgrade is what we call “the business concept” and how it is organized. Basically there are 5 key elements.
1. Create your company in Yast
9CommentsWe´re proud to announce that Yast won the fast-pitch competition at “Under the Radar” conference in Silicon Valley. The following VentureBeat article begins like this:
“When Halvor Gregusson got off the stage, an audience full of Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and investors was cheering and the moderator was giving him a high-five.
0CommentsIn my previous post, Mission 1, I raised my first and most fundamental question of coming to San Francisco. Is our global approach an illusion, or is it common in USA? And my starting point is our partners at Appdirect. I did not exactly know what I would gain by sitting next to them, just assumed that being somewhere they talk about apps all the time would result in a greater knowledge of our industry.
0CommentsSo we all mess up sometimes. But it´s not every day you get copycats doing it. But in this case we might have a big copycat. At least we like to think so.
After sending a newsletter to ca 35 000 of our users with the subject “A Sneak Peak of our new features” and blogging the same story. It didn´t take long for a user to give quality feedback:
0CommentsThe winner of last week “User Of The Week” award goes to a yet unnamed person as we only have the email adress. But the reasoning for the award is none the less the same. We really appreciate it when users take the time to visualize their ideas. It makes it easer for us and we can immediately see if this would work or not. And the fact there are few design savy persons in the Yast crew, makes it even better when we get someone with obvious skills in design to draw the lines. Like this:
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