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Introducing PlanHQ
Posted by Rod in Notice, TechBiz at 1:30 pm on Monday, 13 November 2006

My first Angel investment had its initial media surfacing on Monday.

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PlanHQ is run by Tim Norton. It’s a Ruby on Rails development with Koz, Ben and Nat in the initial team.

PlanHQ is the lightweight collaborative business planning tool we’ve always wanted. It surfaced a few weeks early than we wanted but you can sign up now to be considered for the closed beta and you should see it in production by year end.

I’m investing in a number of tools that I’ve always wanted to run the businesses that I’ve been involved with. All are Software as a Service (SaaS) space and examples of Fund, Design, Build etc …

The PlanHQ team are all really bright and motivated. This one is a good example of Web 2.0 thinking applied to solving a significant business problem.

Get on the beta, give us feedback. This one will go global quickly.

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Comments(5)

    Comment by The Blog of Dave5 » Blog Archive » Plan HQ at 1:23 pm on 15 November 2006

    [...] Rod’s first angel investment, Plan HQ, is now up and running. [...]




    Comment by Sean Kopelke at 1:28 am on 16 November 2006

    Looks good Rod, based on your previous experience I’m sure this will be another winner, good luck. I hope you make plenty of money from this venture, and more importantly, I hope you have lots of fun doing it. Cheers, Sean.




    Comment by David Rush at 4:13 am on 16 November 2006

    37signals wants their style guide back when you’re finished.




    Comment by Michael's Thoughts at 5:52 am on 16 November 2006

    Daily Report, Nov 16…

    Team Collaboration PlanHQ … PlanHQ, a lightweight collaborative business planning tool, came out of stealth mode. “We’ve been involved in a lot of startups and growing businesses, all of which have had one thing in common: A business plan that…




    Comment by Rob Anderson at 12:21 pm on 16 November 2006

    Did you surface early becasue of the development capabilities of Rails?