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Great points! Here're my answers:

1. Free tier allows you to test for several days without limits and no need to put down CC / payment.

2. Widget to lose when clicked outside: I like this, have put this down on our list. This is something that I'd personally want to see using 1Flow as well!

3. Yeah I agree. Animation should be faster, especially because we load everything instantly so it's just the frontend animation taking time.

Thanks for your feedback! Cool ideas and very practical improvements we could make.

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Awesome! Thanks!

Would love to see a developer tier. We aren't launched yet so it's always hard to integrate something into the product when you don't exactly know when that will be and have to pay in the meantime. Even if it's EXTREMELY limited (10 tracked users or something) as long as I don't get kicked out I would be happy.

Great feedback! We're gonna add this very soon, like before your free trial ends. Please shoot me a message kai@1flow.app and I'll make sure you get a tier you're happy with :)

The company I work for does it this way: you sign up without a CC, and you get access to an environment that has all the features, but you're not allowed to use it in prod, and it shows a "you're using this product in test mode" banner on the widget. Maybe that's something you could consider.

Thanks for the suggestion - think it might be a valid approach for us.

I saw that "...works 100% identical in production and development mode, except that we don't backup the data from development apps nearly as often" - so does this mean you don't really prevent users from using it in prod if they want to, but just warm them that this may result in loss of data and therefore is not recommended?

Well, we do actively say that you're not allowed to use it in production, and we have the banner to try and discourage it, but we also actively look for suspicious usage patterns on dev accounts.

Aha that makes sense. Thanks for sharing this tip!

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