GitHub Burndown Chart as a Service http://radekstepan.com/burnchart
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README.md

#burnchart.io

##Concept

GitHub Burndown Chart as a service. Public repos are free, for private access auth via GitHub and pay.

##Notes

  • payment gateways in Canada: Shopify, Chargify list; I get free processing on first $1000 with Stripe
  • start people on a Community plan showing them a comparison table to upgrade to a better offering
  • community (open source, local storage), business (private repos, firebase)
  • keep discussion going via gitter or have people comment from the app via helpful
  • credit card form ux from Designmodo
  • workers: using a free instance of IronWorker and assuming 5s runtime each time gives us a poll every 6 minutes. Zapier would poll every 15 minutes but already integrates Stripe and FB.
  • worst case scenario I provide even Small Business plan for free and provide a better experience
  • $2.5 Node.js PaaS via Gandi with promo code PAASLAUNCH-C50E-B077-A317.
  • let people vote on features they want to see fast: tally.tl.
  • use readme.io for documentation
  • have people pay outright or call me instead telling me what they'll use it for and they will get 6 months free; the idea is to get feedback from them; also, if they want to leave/close account/have not used app in a while, give them more free months for their feedback on how to make the app better; feedback is more important than money in early stages
  • send handwritten thank you cards to the first customers
  • use DigitalOcean as a GitHub Student (@bath.edu email) to get $100 in platform credits which translates to 20 months on the slowest (fast enough) dyno

##Plans

###Community

  • your repos are saved locally
  • no auto-updates to milestones, everything fetched on page load
  • no private repos

###Business

  • you need to pay for a license to use the app for business purposes
  • repos, milestones saved remotely
  • auto-update with new information
  • private repos