Threddie gives users a simple solution for brainstorming on multiple topics. Sometimes, a project involves more than just one specific topic. While there are many organizational applications and others that allow users to converse, many did not seem to offer a simple solution that could manage a diverse collection of topics. This need helped bring about the birth of Threddie. Users can hold in depth conversations without dealing with highly detailed software. The system works under the idea that too many features can actually become counter productive by raising the cost of software. In these situations, Threddie is available to give users a place to brainstorm and collaborate on a project, covering numerous topics as necessary. The system uses familiar threads so users can quickly adapt.

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Personal experience is what drove Threddie creator Pedro Candeias to come up with the concept behind the application. Candeias found that, after brainstorming with a fellow office worker, available software solutions were lacking. Most were too expensive because the features they needed were packaged with many more they did not. Some were too complicated. Candeias eventually went to work on Threddie. His goal was to keep the system as simple as possible, suing a basic post and comment format. Users could quickly participate in discussions and give input without a great deal of expense or time to learn the software.

Threddie offers a simple service that is tailored to suit the needs of a team brainstorming or working on a project. The application was designed to be affordable and comes with only the basic features the user really needs to get the job done. This helps keep both costs and the confusion factor as low as possible.

The Threddie website invites users with a playful, yet stylish logo outlined in grey. The site is well organized, with simple navigational links found at the top and important features highlighted within the homepage. The Threddie system is designed to be very simple, utilizing a posting system that is essentially a thread.

A new visitor can try Threddie by clicking on the light green “Try It for Free” Button at the bottom, left hand corner of the homepage. The user must first select their desired membership type. Next, users are asked to provide a name, company or organization name, user’s title, email address, password, and desired Threddie URL. Submitting the information by clicking the “create my account” button at the bottom of the form means that the user agrees to the site’s privacy policy and terms of service.

Users can choose from four paid memberships. The cheapest is the Pro, which costs just over $30 per month and includes unlimited brainstorms, up to six users and 5 GBs of storage space. The next step up is the Plus plan which includes 10 GBs of storage, up to 15 users and custom backgrounds and costs around $65. The Premium membership costs around $130 per month and upgrades to include up to 40 user and 25 GBs of storage space. The most expensive membership available is the Ultimate which includes up to 100 users and 75 GBs of storage space for just under $200 per month.

Threddie is a great tool for a business that needs a simple way to collaborate on projects. The system is intentionally kept simple so users who only need a bare bones service get just what they want without paying for more.

• Collaborate and brainstorm with multiple users (based on membership type)
• Choose custom logos and backgrounds (with specified memberships)
• Add a briefing and topics to get the discussion started
• Invite users to join in the discussion
• Use a simple post and comment system

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