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http://EmailMeButton.com is the simplest way to create a contact form for blogs/websites & it does not reveal your email address.

It was built out of need a few months back when I could not find a 'Simple & Fast Contact Form' for my launch pages and has now grown to more than 4000. As it does not store the email address on the website, it protects against email harvesters. I recently introduced the Pro plan which stores the contact form data, lets you setup an autoresponder, category etc. I do not have any paid users yet.

I would really appreciate any feedback and/or suggestions on general UI & how to market the app.

2 months after launch, many many iterations later, we got our first paying customer today!!! :)

Our post on HN ( 2 months back ) : http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2687898

All our traffic is still from free marketing by getting featured on a few startup blogs. We've not yet been featured on high traffic sites like readwriteweb / webappstorm etc..

This is a huge break for us and even though we aren't even breaking even with server costs yet, it's still a wonderful feeling and we know that we are just getting started.

I would to hear your comments/views about our product and if you can give me a few tips for marketing, it would be really helpful.

HN has been a great resource for me and the feedback we got from fellow hackers a few months back was just awesome!

Thanks Again!

http://Sprint.Im is a simple way of managing tasks and projects collaboratively. This is my first Saas product.

BackStory: When working on projects, there was really no way to track what was completed during the present week and what tasks were pending. Sprint.Im is sort of like an introspection on what work was really done. It's called Sprint.Im as it is loosely based on the agile project management process - Scrum. Each week here is a sprint and pending tasks are moved over to the new sprint.

I'm planning to add metrics to the tool so each team member can measure his productively and compare to his previous sprints.

I would really appreciate any feedback and/or suggestions.