Dooster
Frustrated that most online organisation tools appeared to be
built by web developers for web developers and not for 'normal,
offline businesses', charity worker Ed Parry started work on
Dooster. After several rebuilds and initial teething trouble,
Dooster seems to have found the magic formula. Revenues are now
creeping above £50,000 and a growing subscriber base pays between
$14 and $97 a month. Glowing customer reviews are increasingly
billing Dooster as a user-friendly alternative to Basecamp - a
claim that boldly sits on its homepage. Ease of use is Dooster's
USP, synching with Outlook and Google Docs and coming with a
promise that 'even your grandma could use it'.
- Business-focussed organisation tool
- So easy your grandma could use it!
- Loyal user base that gets to try before they buy
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