Planogy

Planogy

A feedback platform for all the creative work

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Planogy is a feedback platform for all the creative work. Keeps all the feedback on each design and version in a single platform, and you and your team will never lose track of what's happening in a design process. Available in the browser.
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Ryan Hoover
I like this space a lot although how is this better or different than InVision and similar mockup-sharing tools, @kazuki_nakayasiki?
Kazuki Nakayasiki
Maker
Hi Ryan @rrhoover, Thanks for your comment :) The big difference is that both designers and non-designers (PMs, devs etc) can keep track of all the feedback on designs in a project even after the design's version updates, so you will never face the problems such as: "Hey, what has changed from the previous version?" "I thought I gave you feedback before. Where did it go? Is it resolved?" "Why and who changed this? Does anyone remember?" The existing tools have features for feedback, history access, and/or version control, but few tools keep these important feedback in a single place which we believe is the key for better collaboration in a design process! Please let me know if you have any other questions :) Best, Kazuki
Kazuki Nakayasiki
Maker
Hey Product Hunt, Planogy co-founder here. Today, we are launching Planogy where you and your team can get/give visual & textual feedback on any designs and keep them design to design and version to version on, so you will never lose track of what’s happening in a design process. It's available in the browser, but the UI on mobile is not adjusted yet, so please access from your laptop. You can upload your images just by drag and drop anywhere on our landing page. Thank you again for this community :) Kazuki Co-founder, Planogy
Robert Zalaudek
I like the fact that designers and non-designers can provide feedback and be involved. I'm not a designer but love being involved in the process. In fact, I just got off a 90-minute call with my graphics designer batting around ideas. Best of luck.
Kazuki Nakayasiki
Maker
Hi Robert @robert_zalaudek, Thank you for your comment :) Yes, we believe not only designers but also non-designers should be involved in the design process. I think that "inclusion" is the key for better collaboration. Also, I've heard of the same thing as you mentioned, so I hope Planogy is the one to solve it. Best, Kazuki