This looks really cool. Minor point of feedback on the homepage: Requirements and Specifications look like tabs. At first I thought I was on the Requirements tab and it was telling me I'd need an 8 core GPU and 60 GB hard drive space :)

Thanks for checking out Bundle!

I started building Bundle after emailing with the same groups of people over and over again. I noticed how annoying it was to 1) find a previous email to grab the list of recipients from or 2) remember who to CC every time. Inevitably someone gets forgotten or forgets to Reply All in the middle of a conversation.

Then I realized there are other problems with group email: ugly reply threads, lack of central organization for who to include, and no universal option for muting conversations you’re done with.

I believe Bundle solves all of these problems. I’m looking for your feedback and I’m particularly interested in what types of groups you email with regularly and your experience with current methods.

Sign up for the beta and hit me up on chat at bundlemail.com!

Thanks again!

@mbbertino Thanks Matt! Bundle will definitely save you some time :)

I'm excited to release Pingmap today! It's a simple concept: your users on a world map.

A previous product of mine had about 5k users and I used to love looking at the Intercom user map. It was motivating to see people all over the world using my product. So I wanted to build a similar, standalone version that is fit to put on a TV in the office.

Installing Pingmap in your product is as simple as installing Google Analytics. Once the JS code is there, Pingmap starts generating your map as your users login. Attach a profile image or Pingmap will pull one from Gravatar. You'll gain new insights into your users as you learn where they're coming from in the world.

I'm happy to answer any questions. So hit me up here or on chat at pingmap.io :) Thanks!

@mijustin Nope. It's a standalone product and doesn't have anything to do with Intercom. (Good question and thanks for letting me clarify ;)

@markhorgan Yes exactly. The first 2 screenshots show the site owner's view, while the 3rd screenshot is an example of the shareable version. The markers aren't clickable and there is no identifying information.

@yatesbrett I should also add that the map is private by default. There is no shareable version until you're ready to share it.

@EnlightenData Hi Dennis and thanks! Your Pingmap will always show the last login location for all users regardless of whether or not they're currently logged in and active on the site.