What are past projects, failures, or successes you’ve had in your career?
I'm a designer-developer who's been building on the web for over a decade. Along the way I created open-source projects like Swiper (a widely used touch slider) and Framework7. On the product side I've launched UI Initiative, Swiper Studio, PaneFlow, and now t0ggles. The wins taught me how to ship fast, keep the UI clean, and support real teams at scale. The misses taught me just as much: I've overcomplicated onboarding, priced things the wrong way, and sunset a couple of experiments when they didn't earn their keep. Those lessons are baked into how I build today - simpler flows, clearer value, and shipping improvements continuously.
What 3rd party tools is your product critically dependent on?
None
Where is your customer data stored?
USA
What’s the origin of the idea for your product?
The idea for t0ggles came from running several products at once and never finding a tool that showed the whole picture without a dozen tabs. I wanted one board where multiple projects could live side by side, with the option to zoom into a single project when needed. The tools I tried were either slow, bloated, or priced in a way that punished growth. So we built what we needed: a fast, modern workspace that's multi-project by design, with multiple views in one place and AI to handle the boring setup work like drafting tasks.
I'm passionate about t0ggles because it respects momentum. When you're building, seconds matter - drag, drop, move on, ship. We obsess over speed, clarity, and removing friction so teams can do more real work and less app work. That's why the basics are unlimited and the pricing is simple. Seeing teams replace a patchwork of tools, cut noise, and actually ship more - that's the fuel behind every release.
What problem is your product solving and how?
Most project tools force you to manage one project per board, which makes multi-client work, cross-team planning, and real capacity checks messy. You end up with a dozen tabs, manual status updates, and no clear view of where the bottlenecks are. t0ggles solves this by letting you manage multiple projects on a single real-time board, then zoom into a single project when you need focus. Kanban, List, Calendar, and Gantt views work together, WIP limits expose overloads before they become fires, and AI creates well-scoped tasks with dates, tags, and priorities so setup doesn’t slow you down.
What sets us apart is the combination of multi-project by design, true speed in the UI, and simple, fair pricing with unlimited core features - so you can grow without re-architecting your workflow or your budget. We focus on practical AI that saves minutes every day, not gimmicks; public boards and reactions to streamline approvals. We ship fast, in public, and we listen - t0ggles is built by a small team with a long track record of delivering tools used at scale, and it shows in the details.
What’s the #1 thing you’re looking to gain from the AppSumo campaign?
Feedback, word-of-mouth and use cases
What are your plans with the customers, cash, and learnings from the AppSumo campaign?
Our plan is simple: turn this AppSumo cohort into our most active product feedback loop. We'll listen hard, ship fast, and use what we learn from real teams to refine the core experience.
The cash isn't for ads - it goes straight into product: hosting and performance, QA, design polish, and high-value integrations (GitHub, Figma, and more where it makes sense). We're also investing in support and documentation so your team can get value on day one. The headline for this campaign is growth with purpose: expand the user base, learn faster from your real workflows, and channel those insights into a better, faster t0ggles for everyone.