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Throws a hydration mismatch in Safari — reproduced on two machines. Expected: the search keeps its state. Actual: it leaks the previous org's data into the picker.

It would pay for itself in the first month. Our support volume would drop noticeably if this shipped. It would remove the last manual step before we can automate this. What we…

Two people on the team have independently asked for this. We hit this every Monday during the weekly review. Our support volume would drop noticeably if this shipped.

Sends two emails for a single status change — reproduced on two machines. Expected: the roadmap keeps its state. Actual: it rejects valid email addresses containing a plus sign.

Breaks the layout below 380px — reproduced on two machines. Expected: the public site keeps its state. Actual: it escapes markdown twice.

Screenshots are attached in the thread below. This is table stakes in every competing product we evaluated.

Two people on the team have independently asked for this. Our support volume would drop noticeably if this shipped. What we would need: Custom domains Keyboard shortcuts Post…

We hit this every Monday during the weekly review. Right now this costs us roughly two hours a week.

Shows a stale vote count until a hard refresh — reproduced on two machines. Expected: the dashboard keeps its state. Actual: it never clears the loading spinner.

Customers ask about this on nearly every onboarding call. The current flow takes six clicks; it should take one. We would stop exporting to a spreadsheet every Friday.

Never clears the loading spinner — reproduced on two machines. Expected: the SSO login keeps its state. Actual: it never clears the loading spinner.

Customers ask about this on nearly every onboarding call. We have a Zapier hack doing this today and it breaks weekly. This has come up in three separate customer calls this…

Customers ask about this on nearly every onboarding call. It would remove the last manual step before we can automate this. We would stop exporting to a spreadsheet every Friday.