#codeante

The final version of Codeante is in the works and while many of the new features and touches are still secret, the new pricing model will make its way to the public. Here’s what’s changing:

Instead of having plans per account, accounts in the final version (v1 from now on) will be per X projects. You can mix and match plans for different projects however you like. This also means that free accounts will now have unlimited projects. The 3 main plans, Personal, Pro and Enterprise will be the same, however they include slots for your projects. Don’t want to give Project A the same features as Project B or simply don’t need the extra features in Project C while you die without them in Project D? The new system makes that possible.

Additionally, a free trial of the Pro plan is now included for every new member. There is no credit card or any other payment method required unless you choose to extend the trial to a full plan (you can choose any of them).

For the current beta testers there is something extra in the package: You will get double the attachment sizes, access to ALL features and a little extra (to be uncovered at launch) for the same $4.29 a month. If you want to get this plan, apply for an invite now. The chance to get one of these will end 2 weeks after the launch of v1.

Today Public Bugreports made their next step to a better tool for both developers and users. Now users who reported bugs to projects are able to view all their reported bugs to all projects and view comments. This makes it easy for developers to explain a certain bug or explain why something isn't a bug.

Additionally if a user reports a bug using his/her Codeante account the user will now stay logged in without the need to enter the credentials again in the next bug report.

After three months of hard work and several days of preparing I finally launched my project management service CODEANTE. This project is a big one and I’m very proud of it. I even had it presented in a German apple-community’s liveshow apfeltalk (Thanks to Michael Reimann and Jesper Frommherz).

Today marks a big day for GIDIX as Codeante, a better way to develop software, finally has arrived.

Codeante allows you manage all your (software-)projects effectively. It makes organizing tasks and versions easier and makes sure you don't miss anything.

How can I join Codeante?

Codeante is - as of September 2014 - in private beta but you can apply to receive an invite on the home page. As soon as invites are given away you'll be notified to join Codeante. Registration will be open later.

How much does Codeante cost?

While in beta Codeante is completely free. Before Codeante leaves beta you'll receive a notice informing you of further options and actions. You can then either extend your Testing-plan or switch to another plan (prices are available at http://codeante.com/pricing).