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Hello, we had launched the private beta version of Hypejar (http://www.hypejar.com) in October 2012. We have done a lot of learning since then. Recently, we quietly released the new version of the platform.

We were hoping some you may be awesome enough to provide feedback as to what sucks and/or what rocks.

I can't thank you enough in advance. Our users thus far have had HUGE say in the direction we go and we plan on keeping it that way.

Thank you HN!

What is/are the best user management app/site do you have used? We're considering using www.intercom.io, but want to know what else is out there. Any thoughts?

Hello HN, we are hypejar.com. In a few weeks, we will be launching a site that makes it easy for you to find information about products soon releasing. We will be the largest and most extensive source of information on upcoming products on the internet.

Also, we believe that it would be useful for all of us to know what the levels of anticipation are for those upcoming products. As such, we hope that our concept of “hype” will reveal to all of you the level of demand in the market for various products.

In anticipation of our impending launch, we invite you to follow us on Twitter (@hypejar) and like us on Facebook (facebook.com/hypejar). Before we launch, we hope to provide you with tidbits of cool information about future products.

PG and many others have insisted that it is not recommended that a team should be comprised of only one founder.

how many co-founders are you? our team is comprised of 2 and our combined age at this time is 53 years old.

Excluding the financial incentives and rewards associated with a successful start-up (i.e. acquisition price, IPO value, etc.), what other events or factors would allow you to feel that your start-up is a 'success'?

In other words, what is 'success' within the realm of a start-up (excluding $$$)?

I personally feel that a start-up's success is measured on its number of active users and its impact on other businesses and/or the world/society.

What is 'success' for you? I'm curious to see how other entrepreneurs view 'success'.