Posted to the Blog by Jordyn on January 17, 2019 under News
TallyLab evolved quite a bit in 2018!
We went from Closed Beta to Open Beta.And increased our user-base by 1300%, from ~15 total users to almost 200!
January
Enabled iOS users to break out of their email clientFreed new users from the security flow in onboardingAdded IPFS to the project
February
Enabled collection-less tallies, which necessitated adding an “All Tallies” viewDesigned and ordered business cards
March
Began work on major charting upgradeBegan work on in-app crowdfunding
April
Installed major charting upgradeReleased first Progressive Web App version of TallyLab, enabling offline access to the app
May
Enabled in-app crowdfunding, promptly received two paymentsEstablished email list, sent first emailBegan attempts at estimating our user-base, given that we don’t track users in a way that makes counting easy (these numbers turned out to be way off!)
June
Began auto-flowing new users directly to the app from Closed Beta sign-upAdded OrbitDB to the project
July
We resurrected and improved our security flow in advance of implementing Remote BackupGave pop-up talk at HOPE Conference
August
Released Remote BackupInstalled new public website
September
Moved into Open BetaLaunched company blog with first case study
October
Added word cloud chart for tallies with notesBegan work on v5 of the API, which will enable: Device Sync, Shared Tallies, & External Data SourcesPublished second case study
November
Began work on new onboarding experience, using a new material themeOverhauled Flogger UI testing tool
