u/Hehaw_Rossy

Anyone else log in tonight and see this??

Any updates from replit staff would be appreciated!

Support team member 'Kiki'!

Especially the support gets a long drag through the mud here on Reddit..

I wasn't able to redeploy because of some issue, the agent recommended I talk to support. I filed a claim. Within 15 minutes they sent me a list of how to resolve it and the information that they would need in order to help. Before the hour was up and prior to me doing the list or responding to the initial email I received a second email from Kiki saying that they solved the problem.

Well done Replit! Thank you. I couldn't be happier with the service.

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I'm building a portal for my employees, project managers and designers. We're keeping track of leads, sending various versions of preliminary estimates and bids. It sinks to Google drive as a backup. There's a kanban, swim lanes for tasks to get a job through, a extensive estimating sheet, receiving bids from subs and a large design spreadsheet that feeds the estimating sheet with entries.

All of that to say... What is the best use of today's free agent? I probably about 800 bucks into this app and it's going to solve thousands and thousands of dollars of problems in my design-build company.

A few of you guys seem like real pros and I've been keeping notes about what to do when my app is rounding the corner to completion. Which it's not but it's on its way. What is the best use of today's free time? What are prompts that I should ask the agent to check the app for problems or make it more efficient or...? Verify it's stable?

That's the thing, I'm not a programmer so I don't even have the language to know what I need to ask.

Any advice would be appreciated!