This is one of those purchases you make for the platform's potential and the pleasure of seeing it evolve into something extraordinary. Right now, the platform is basic and probably better suited for beginners. What I like about Xtensio:

I like the intuitive drag-and-drop interface, which makes creating professional-looking documents relatively easy, even for users without design experience.

It offers a good selection of templates for various business documents like proposals, reports, case studies, agendas, etc. that can be customized to fit your brand and specific needs.

It is interactive and good for collaboration. You can embed images, videos, and interactive elements like tables and charts to make your documents more engaging and informative.

The documents are "living" documents that can be updated and revised easily, a significant advantage over static PDFs or Word documents.

You can share documents via a unique link, present them live, and even track engagement metrics.

Documents created in Xtensio are responsive and adapt to different screen sizes (desktops, tablets, and smartphones).

With some improvements, Xtensio could solidify its position as a leading platform for creating and collaborating on business documents, attracting a wider user base, and providing greater customer value. These are my suggestions:

1. Enhanced Offline Capabilities:

Allowing users to edit documents offline and then sync changes when reconnecting would be a major improvement and would particularly benefit users like me who travel frequently or have unreliable internet access.

Improving the offline viewing experience beyond just exporting as a PDF.

2. More Granular Collaboration Features:

Offer more granular control over user permissions within a document. For instance, the ability to assign different editing or commenting rights to specific sections of a document.

A more detailed and user-friendly version history that allows users to revert to earlier versions or easily compare different versions side-by-side.

Integration of task assignment and project management features within the platform.

3. Integrations and Automation:

Expanding integrations with other popular business tools, such as CRM software (Salesforce, HubSpot), project management tools (Asana, Trello), communication platforms (Slack, Microsoft Teams), and more.

Providing a robust API to enable developers to build custom integrations and automate workflows.

4. Content and Design Enhancements:

Continuously adding to the template library, focusing on industry-specific templates and more diverse design styles.

Offering more advanced design options, such as custom font support, more control over layout and spacing, and the ability to create more complex animations.

Integrating AI-powered features to suggest relevant content, improve writing quality, and optimize for readability.

Built-in image editor so that uploaded images can be cropped and edited without leaving the application.

5. Enhanced Analytics:

Providing more detailed analytics on document engagement, such as time spent on each page, click-through rates on interactive elements, and viewer demographics.

Allowing users to integrate their Xtensio documents with Google Analytics for even more comprehensive tracking.

6. Improved Accessibility:

Ensuring full compliance with accessibility standards (WCAG) to make the platform usable for people with disabilities.