New site and public beta
It’s with a ton of excitement and a bit of healthy nervousness that we’re announcing the launch of the new RoboDomain website.
This is a really important step for us, a milestone we’ve been working very hard for the last two months. It’s not a secret that we probably underestimate the task, since we originally planned to complete the entire activity in less than a month.
Unfortunately, quality requires time. It took many steps and several weeks before even starting writing the first line of code.
It’s with a mixed emotion we say goodbye to the old homepage that served as placeholder for over than 10 months.
We think that the new website better communicates the benefits of using RoboDomain to keep track of your domains.
We also wanted to keep you informed about RoboDomain features. Sometimes, playing with a brand new account doesn’t really give you the idea of what RoboDomain is able to do. This is for example the case of the RoboDomain Transaction feature, one of the most powerful but yet underestimated features.
And if you are looking for more details to understand RoboDomain, we created a really nice page to explain how RoboDomain works.
Public Beta
As of today we’re also reaching an other important milestone: the first Public Beta release.
In practice, this fancy name is a way to indicate that you no longer need an invitation to join RoboDomain. Simply go to the sign up page and create your account.
Best of all, you can use RoboDomain for free during the beta period. After the beta period is over and the first version is released, we will send an email notification and you’ll be able to upgrade to one of the available paid plans or downgrade to the always-free limited edition.
What’s next?
You might be surprised to know that even if we’ve been very busy working on the new site, we also had the time to work on some exciting improvements for the site, the blog and the product.
More news coming in the next days.
In the meantime, you can discuss the changes or suggest new features in our support forums.
