Pumble - like Slack, but made in Serbia! :)

bikegremlinbikegremlin ModeratorOGContent Writer
edited November 2021 in Industry News

Gave it a quick test - not bad:

https://pumble.com/

It's the same guys that made Clockify.me

(I'm not affiliated with the company in any way, apart from it being from "da hood" :) )

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  • armandorgarmandorg Services Provider

    Seems nice

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  • YmpkerYmpker OGContent WriterSenpai

    Thanks for sharing! Will have a look :)

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  • bikegremlinbikegremlin ModeratorOGContent Writer

    @Ympker said:
    Thanks for sharing! Will have a look :)

    I've been using Clockify for some time now - and it's quite good (my first go-to for time tracking and billing).
    Thought this is worth checking out - so far so good. :)

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  • flipsflips OG

    @bikegremlin said: I've been using Clockify for some time now - and it's quite good (my first go-to for time tracking and billing).
    Thought this is worth checking out - so far so good.

    Clockify is nice, but the free version lacks mass tagging/mark as billed. So then I thought TMetric had that, which it turned out it hadn't (it was also a paid feature). Kind of annoying. For my sole owner company, the pricing of "premium" features are a bit too high. So I just need to keep manual track of what's billed and not.

    (Hm, I guess this is derailing the thread/topic a bit ...) :innocent:

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  • bikegremlinbikegremlin ModeratorOGContent Writer

    @flips said:

    @bikegremlin said: I've been using Clockify for some time now - and it's quite good (my first go-to for time tracking and billing).
    Thought this is worth checking out - so far so good.

    Clockify is nice, but the free version lacks mass tagging/mark as billed. So then I thought TMetric had that, which it turned out it hadn't (it was also a paid feature). Kind of annoying. For my sole owner company, the pricing of "premium" features are a bit too high. So I just need to keep manual track of what's billed and not.

    (Hm, I guess this is derailing the thread/topic a bit ...) :innocent:

    How much does Clockify charge for being able to do that?
    (using the free version and I just bill monthly :) )

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  • flipsflips OG
    edited November 2021

    @bikegremlin said:
    How much does Clockify charge for being able to do that?
    (using the free version and I just bill monthly :) )

    Bulk edit is available at the $3.99/month plan, Standard plan $5.49/month has invoicing. I assume you can bulk add a tag "invoiced" or something ...

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  • bikegremlinbikegremlin ModeratorOGContent Writer

    @flips said:

    @bikegremlin said:
    How much does Clockify charge for being able to do that?
    (using the free version and I just bill monthly :) )

    Bulk edit is available at the $3.99/month plan, Standard plan $5.49/month has invoicing. I assume you can bulk add a tag "invoiced" or something ...

    Not much - but all those monthly fees add up.
    I try to avoid them when possible.
    Still making do with the free version.

    ...Maybe I should just stop being poor, didn't think of that before! :)

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  • rcy026rcy026

    Looks a lot like Mattermost

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  • bikegremlinbikegremlin ModeratorOGContent Writer

    @rcy026 said:
    Looks a lot like Mattermost

    Well, they all look a lot like Slack, yes. :)

    Mattermost gives you a free self-hosted option?

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  • flipsflips OG

    @bikegremlin said:

    @flips said:

    @bikegremlin said:
    How much does Clockify charge for being able to do that?
    (using the free version and I just bill monthly :) )

    Bulk edit is available at the $3.99/month plan, Standard plan $5.49/month has invoicing. I assume you can bulk add a tag "invoiced" or something ...

    Not much - but all those monthly fees add up.
    I try to avoid them when possible.
    Still making do with the free version.

    ...Maybe I should just stop being poor, didn't think of that before! :)

    I can get a nice VPS from @seriesn (NexusBytes) for that amount :#

  • YmpkerYmpker OGContent WriterSenpai

    @bikegremlin said:

    @rcy026 said:
    Looks a lot like Mattermost

    Well, they all look a lot like Slack, yes. :)

    Mattermost gives you a free self-hosted option?

    Kind of, yes: https://mattermost.com/pricing/

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  • iVladiVlad

    I am so going to try this. I love Clockify.me so pumble might be good also. Thanks for the share.

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  • rcy026rcy026

    @bikegremlin said:

    @rcy026 said:
    Looks a lot like Mattermost

    Well, they all look a lot like Slack, yes. :)

    Mattermost gives you a free self-hosted option?

    Yes they do.
    .org is the open source version, .com is the saas version.

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