Over the past few days, a few users have experienced issues getting signed in to DoneDone, and a few more have had issues staying signed in to DoneDone. While we work harder than James Brown to get a sound solution put into place, we’re asking our customers who are having problems to do the following:
On Wednesday, a security vulnerability surrounding OpenSSL called “Heartbleed” was revealed. It’s a bug that most affected websites, web hosts, and software developers around the world remediated within hours. If you’d like to read more about Heartbleed, here’s a great overview, and here’s a site to see whether the sites you use for email, shopping,
Just released: Kanban and improved lists. Learn more and see what’s coming next!
DoneDone Introduces Kanban and Other Improvements Read More »
The new DoneDone release is right around the corner on October 1st. Between now and then, we’ll be sharing some newness here starting with what we call the big three: the dashboard, the project landing page, and the issue detail. This is the 3rd and final installment. If you’re new to the new DoneDone, get
Today, we added a few new features to DoneDone. This is our first upgrade of our issue tracking tool since we launched on April 15th. Here’s what’s new: Toggle whether an issue comment is emailed to people. Previously, if you added a comment, it would automatically email the other person on the issue. Now, we
DoneDone 2 is on the way! Here’s a sneak peeek of our newest task management and issue tracking application. We think you’ll like it! Read on.
DoneDone 2 is coming soon! A sneak peek at our new product. Read More »
On April 15th, 2009, we successfully launched DoneDone. What say we? DoneDone. It’s a web-based issue tracking tool made for real humans finishing real projects.We built it because we were tired of using tools that made us feel like Excel and a drop-down menu made babies. We built it because there wasn’t a tool out
Well, today was the first full business day since the new DoneDone left the nest. Users in 34 countries signed in and got busy with little fanfare. Big sigh of relief. Here at We Are Mammoth, we’ve spent the day watching things. Watching traffic. Watching feedback. Watching errors. Watching performance. It’s been a productive day
This past Friday, we took DoneDone offline for an hour to get the Manage Account pages up and running. As of late Friday evening, all accounts now fall into one of 5 DoneDone plans, and if you’re an account owner, you can click on over to Manage Account to see which one you fit into.
The new DoneDone has been out for two weeks now, and we’ll be posting a new release tonight, October 14th at about 8:00 pm CST. We expect there to be a maximum of 2 hours downtime. We will notify everyone that we’re back online via Twitter, @getdonedone.The new release will have all account functionality enabled.