Looks like we weren't the only ones who wanted to
make collaboration a little better...
"a simple, easy-to-use secure, free email collaboration platform that can be used between family members or within an enterprise"
- Leena Rao, Techcrunch "Tgethr Enables Simple Email-Based Collaboration"
- Jason Fitzpatrick, LifeHacker "It scores over Convos (which I recently wrote about) with its very easy setup, useful help and simple web interface"
- Charles Hamilton, Web Worker Daily "tgethr is for Project teams who need a no-frills, secure email-based collaboration solution and useful for families, friends, and clubs who don’t need the overhead of more complicated solutions."
- Smashing Apps "Cool idea. It's like you took the problem Basecamp is trying to solve and went the exact opposite way. 37signals says 'We hate email! Collaborate on the web!' Tgethr says 'We love email! Just archive it better!'."
- 100k on Hacker News "I was just telling someone last night that in my experience, 90% of the people using Basecamp are just using it for the threaded messaging, and if we could improve on that and offer it as a separate product, we'd do pretty well. This is fantastic and I'll almost certainly be using it."
- pierattt on Hacker News "Email collaboration.. trialing it now with my team (1 group with 5 members is free), so far, this is ace!"
- @karlfoxley on Twitter "I've used tgethr for about a week now. I had a lot of questions about it BEFORE I actually used it...what about this? what about that? Then I tried it (anyone can; the lowest level is free)...and, you know what? It just works - simply and securely. And that's the thing...an elegantly designed tool to do a job that needs to be done. Bottle openers anyone?
- Marty on Techcrunch "i love it. unlike facebook and twitter, i don’t feel like i’m broadcasting my business out to hundreds of my ‘friends’, making sure it’s generic and non-offensive… and even more important not getting random blurts from people i barely remember. tgethr feels more like sitting around a table chatting with your peoples."
- Isaac K., Chicago "this is a good idea. I hated the idea of joining Facebook. Tgethr is much easier…no web browser, no frickin profile to update, no one from the past googling you on a drunken web binge asking to be your friend."
- Dan L., New York "What do you do in the morning? For most people, including myself, we wake up, grab a cup of coffee, and read our email. As archaic as it may seem, email is still one of the most popular ways of communication. Sure, Facebook is great, but sometimes you need to keep stuff private. That’s what tgethr does."
- Matt Waters, Appvita "If you're looking for a simple, sensible way to do email groups, Tgethr is a good bet."
- AOL's DownloadSquad "If you just need a simple way to share information — and capture your conversations — then Tgether might just do the trick."
- BNET "I really like the service..."
- Paul H.
- Leena Rao, Techcrunch "Tgethr Enables Simple Email-Based Collaboration"
- Jason Fitzpatrick, LifeHacker "It scores over Convos (which I recently wrote about) with its very easy setup, useful help and simple web interface"
- Charles Hamilton, Web Worker Daily "tgethr is for Project teams who need a no-frills, secure email-based collaboration solution and useful for families, friends, and clubs who don’t need the overhead of more complicated solutions."
- Smashing Apps "Cool idea. It's like you took the problem Basecamp is trying to solve and went the exact opposite way. 37signals says 'We hate email! Collaborate on the web!' Tgethr says 'We love email! Just archive it better!'."
- 100k on Hacker News "I was just telling someone last night that in my experience, 90% of the people using Basecamp are just using it for the threaded messaging, and if we could improve on that and offer it as a separate product, we'd do pretty well. This is fantastic and I'll almost certainly be using it."
- pierattt on Hacker News "Email collaboration.. trialing it now with my team (1 group with 5 members is free), so far, this is ace!"
- @karlfoxley on Twitter "I've used tgethr for about a week now. I had a lot of questions about it BEFORE I actually used it...what about this? what about that? Then I tried it (anyone can; the lowest level is free)...and, you know what? It just works - simply and securely. And that's the thing...an elegantly designed tool to do a job that needs to be done. Bottle openers anyone?
- Marty on Techcrunch "i love it. unlike facebook and twitter, i don’t feel like i’m broadcasting my business out to hundreds of my ‘friends’, making sure it’s generic and non-offensive… and even more important not getting random blurts from people i barely remember. tgethr feels more like sitting around a table chatting with your peoples."
- Isaac K., Chicago "this is a good idea. I hated the idea of joining Facebook. Tgethr is much easier…no web browser, no frickin profile to update, no one from the past googling you on a drunken web binge asking to be your friend."
- Dan L., New York "What do you do in the morning? For most people, including myself, we wake up, grab a cup of coffee, and read our email. As archaic as it may seem, email is still one of the most popular ways of communication. Sure, Facebook is great, but sometimes you need to keep stuff private. That’s what tgethr does."
- Matt Waters, Appvita "If you're looking for a simple, sensible way to do email groups, Tgethr is a good bet."
- AOL's DownloadSquad "If you just need a simple way to share information — and capture your conversations — then Tgether might just do the trick."
- BNET "I really like the service..."
- Paul H.
