On Stompstart by 13 January 2016 · Boston · United States

Yoke.

Yoke gathered your Asana tasks, Pocket articles and Zendesk tickets onto one board of cards that tried to learn when you were falling behind.

Productivity and collaboration

Timeline

  1. Listing page saved

    The Wayback Machine saved this listing page.

    The saved page ↗
  2. Activity

    The Yoke.io Chrome extension was last updated on 14 June 2016 (version 0.0.0.1, 25 users).

    Activity · Announced
    chromewebstore.google.com
  3. Site checked

    The domain showed something unrelated.

  4. Listed on Stompstart

    “Track all your cloud accounts in one place”

  5. Changed course

    lambdazen.com presents LambdaZen as an AI agent and enterprise app development firm, with no mention of Yoke.

    Change of course · Announced
    lambdazen.com

As listed on Stompstart

Dashboard 'Yoke.io' with notification count tiles over a forest background.
The listing image as preserved by the Wayback Machine on 13 January 2016.

Listing date unconfirmed · page saved 13 January 2016 · Public Beta

“Track all your cloud accounts in one place”

Yoke.io compiles a personalized overview of activity in your cloud accounts, such as your tasks in Asana, articles in Pocket and tickets in Zendesk. Our goal is to help you maintain focus and save time, while dealing with multiple cloud apps. You can quickly set up your Yoke board, in seconds, with cards tracking different types of activity. Yoke supports 65+ types of cards integrating with 25+ cloud applications. The cards have built-in machine learning algorithms that learn from your behavior and warn you if you are slipping on something.

Topics
Productivity
Model
SaaS
Location
Boston · United States
yoke.io ↗twitter.com/lambdazen ↗linkedin.com/company/lambdazen-llc ↗angel.co/lambdazen ↗

In our words: The listing described Yoke.io as a personalised overview of activity across cloud accounts, built from cards tracking items such as Asana tasks, Pocket articles and Zendesk tickets. It claimed 65+ card types across 25+ cloud apps, with machine learning that warned users when they were slipping, and gave Boston, USA as its location.

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Sources

  1. yoke.io
  2. chromewebstore.google.com
  3. devpost.com
  4. lambdazen.com
  5. clutch.co
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