A notebook that thinks with you.
You write. Riddled questions, explains and draws, right beside your words.
RiddledThinks with you
Tell RiddledShip login by Friday.
Signup flow
Follow the thought.
Open any thought and see where it goes. Ask why, push back, keep going until it makes sense.
Users never read the onboarding emails, so we can drop them.
Never? What does your open rate say?
Fine, 30% open them. But nobody clicks.
Then the email isn't the problem. What are you asking them to do?
Set up their first project. It's a six-step checklist.
Six steps from an email is a lot. Which one step makes people stay?
Inviting a teammate. Teams that do it almost never leave.
People open the onboarding emails. Make each one ask for one thing: invite a teammate.
Back in the note, better than it started.
When words won't do, it draws.
Stuck picturing something? Riddled sketches it in ink, step by step, right under your words. Or select anything and ask it to draw it.
RiddledThinks with you
Tell RiddledCS midterm Friday.
Thinks with you. Or waits to be asked.
Thinks with you: it reads along and speaks up. When you ask: it stays quiet until you call on it. Switch any note, anytime.
RiddledWhen you ask
Tell RiddledShip search this sprint.
Bring in the expert.
Make a Riddler that thinks like the best reviewer you know. Same sentence, four different minds. Make as many as you like.
We'll cache every user's feed in Redis so the home page loads instantly.
Staff engineer
What happens to the cache when someone with 50,000 followers posts?
Editor
Who's this for? Instantly to whom, and compared to what?
Investor
Does fast load time move retention, or is it a nice-to-have?
Professor
Why Redis? What property of the problem makes it the right tool?
Make it yours.
Tell Riddled what any note is for, or how to be in it, in your own words: “Quiz me before Friday,” “Just let me vent,” “Very funny.” And pick the ink it writes in.
I'm going to quit my job next month and go full time on the app.
With how many months of rent saved? Write the number down here.
It won’t think for you.
It won’t rewrite your notes, hand you every answer, or interrupt every passing thought. The page is yours. Riddled just asks the questions you might have missed.
See where your thoughts take you.