My name is Andrew, and I am the founder of Dysco.
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*There is currently no specific launch date, but I am actively working on Quotie.
One of the primary tenets of Dysco is to genuinely be as transparent as possible. Before the first app is released, a clear plan for transparency will published. GitLab is a good basic example.
Community will play a large role in the future of Dysco. When a critical user mass is reached Dysco will introduce community governance and crowdsourced feature requests, trivial to critical bug bounties, and PRs.
I believe that user experience is the most important factor in short and long term user satisfaction. I also believe that user satisfaction is the most important factor in determining the success of a company. Therefore, UX will be the primary focus in every decision.
A comprehensive list will be published when Dysco has a CEO, but UX will encompass many facets including design, accessibility, ease of migrating data when joining/leaving Dysco products, support options, and audited security.