My office would use it right now. Can you add table tennis?

Hey, great to hear!

No problem - I'll put table tennis into the next version, so look out for an update on your iPhone in a couple of weeks.

Also, can you support other login methods besides Facebook?

Out of interest - is that a request for people who don't have fb accounts, or simply don't want to use fb (perhaps for privacy reasons)?

Privacy concerns.

I'll look into implementing a email + password. But this might take a little longer, as you need to have features for people who forget their password, so forth. I agree it ultimately needs to be there if this is going to be a versatile tool

Yeh likewise - would love this for table tennis

I've just realised you can probably use the tennis leagues for table tennis if it's just an in-office thing? The scoring would work well for both

You could definitely just set up, say, a squash network and call it "Office Ping Pong". But note that recording scores only allows inputs between 0 and 6. Might be nice to enable up to 21.

Used it and loved it when it was the mobile app landing page service, paid the $50 for the new reincarnation during the backing phase -- never used it since. Wish I got my money back, actually.

Looks like the cheapest AACSB-accredited MBA program is $9k.

Good site to check out: http://www.geteducated.com/online-college-ratings-and-rankin...

Amen! This has bothering me forever. I'm glad someone got around to writing about this.

First and foremost, congrats on shipping - that's the hard part. As per the product, the UI looks pretty good for a MVP - I would probably polish it up a bit.

Thanks, shipping did feel good but I still have work in front of me. I'll take a second pass on the UI and see what I can polish up. I have a few notes already I'm hoping to get rolled out in the next week or so.

Twilio?

Jeez, I couldn't believe it until I saw it for myself. Are people really that dumb?

Or, if you please, are the current card systems that dumb? Yes, they are.

My head... it hurts.

Reach out to Guenther over at http://www.opoloo.com/ – great guy, reasonable prices.

+1 for Heroku.

I only seriously took a hard look at Heroku in the past week and for what you get — I think it's absolutely fantastic. You can't beat the free, unlimited web dyno vs. AWS's free-for-one-year micro instance.