Oh. got it.

Thanks @User! Just found out about Courier and excited to learn more.

That's awesome. Where did you hear about us?

I ran across your company in a YC post. I've worked with a variety of marketing automation / lifecycle technologies at different org's -- definitely understand the pain points with development and ongoing maintenance of messaging tools.

Awesome. Be sure to let us know if you come across any issues getting set up.

We're talking about y'all on the stream right now 🙂

ahem ahem

what is courier?

🙂

Welcome @User. Courier is the fastest way to add notifications to your app. We make it easy to send notification to a number of channels like SMS, Email, Slack, and Discord using a single API. And we have a pretty nice notification designer as well. Are you currently working on an application?

Welcome @User

hey there sorry got IS'd at the #790957956904124416

you guys should make it less cool :D

I just discovered courier today honestly

completely stoked

Haha. Great.

awesome! we're to help if you need anything! what are you building?

digital garden

Ah, like some of the others at the Party Corgi Network?

I guess all of them are similar

I am planning on some "demo" "realworld" stuff - backend with nest

Nice

wanna gradually expand that with a document tagger, so I create some relationships between the content I am adding, regardless if it's a blog article or like a nature.com link

like a boiler room dumbed down version of refind

Cool. Sounds like an interesting project

thanks, I hope the execution is going to turn it into a nice idea :D

got a question about courier: is the 10k reqs / month in free tier a sort of permanent feature for indie devs ? most blogs / small apps / micropreneurs don't really need 10k so they can stay there indefinitely

@User yup, permanent!

if your app doesn't grow into something that needs to send more than that every month we're totally cool with you continuing to use Courier for free. from time-to-time we add features to higher-level plans but we try to restrict those to mostly business-focused features (like user permissions)

that's really nice ! only used twilio and mailchimp commercially I'm not familiar with that tier of martech features - serverless emails were a huge pain I think everyone was praying for multi-channel