I'm in all the way!
Even though it's just my first impression after playing around in it for a while, it just feels like a stellar product with a very good team behind it.
This product is the first interface where I don't feel I need to go back to Visual Studio and just do the coding myself because usually the interface can't do what I want. But Skillplate is really advanced in what it allows you to do. And I'm confident that if I hit a wall, it will be resolved by the founders.
That's probably what took me over the edge of jumping fully into this deal (I haven't bought on AppSumo for more than 3 years now, and I've seen some of the deals I bought go high, and others vanish into thin air, but hey, that's the risk of startups). This time I really believe in the future of Skillplate: it is already a full product from day one, and the founder knows what he's doing. He has the expertise and the know-how. And he knows what is important and what is not in product development and marketing, and his drive to make the best product ever is tangible, and most importantly, believable. He's not just a dreamer like so many other founders. And of course, I can't know for sure, but it's my job to read and feel people, so I'm pretty confident I'm not too far off :)
Dimitar, keep up the good work!