February Marketing Poll
Time to vote for our new February logo! Just like our December logo, it will appear on our website, social media, and in email signatures. Vote for the one you like better!
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RegFinder Logo Poll
You may have heard about our new regulatory library called RegFinder. We now need to find a logo for it, and we need your help! Vote for the one you like the best – you may check this link to see both logos in full size.
December Marketing Poll
‘Tis the season to vote for our new December logo! Just like our October logo, it will appear on our website, social media, and in email signatures. Vote for the one you like better!
October Marketing Poll
Rick and I were brainstorming and we think it’d be fun to have themed logos throughout the year. Similar to the Pride-themed logo we used in June, they will appear on our website and in email signatures. For October, I designed a couple of Halloween-themed logos. Vote for the one you like better!
Lessons from the Denver Marijuana Retail Store Safety Event
On January 29th, Vanessa and I attended an industry event held by the Denver Department of Excise & Licenses – Office of Marijuana Policy, with the help of Native Roots. The event included representatives from the Denver Police Department, the Denver Fire Department, Crime Stoppers, and the Marijuana Enforcement Division (MED), in addition to the … Read more
Welcoming our new dashboard
We’re now just weeks away from the release of our new dashboard! It’s the result of almost a gritty year of research, user validation, and even some breaks in development. But we’re here, and we on the product team are staunch believers we’re releasing something amazing, and that the new dashboard will be an undeniable … Read more
A sit-down with Andrew Freedman
Last Friday, Marion offered me the chance to sit-down with himself, John Vardaman, and Andrew Freedman. Introduced to me as the “Boy wonder of cannabis,” Andrew was Colorado’s first marijuana czar under Governor Hickenlooper. He then founded his own law firm, offering consulting and services to help state and federal governments “get legalization right.” Not … Read more
In software, no change is a small change
It’s easy to look at a software tweak or feature and think, “Oh, that shouldn’t be too hard, right?” Some things sound smaller than others, and even the big ones don’t sound THAT big. It’s a trap even engineers and product people fall prey to. But one of the top two rules of software development … Read more
Product feedback is everywhere (but it shouldn’t be)
Note: As of 01/02/2019, this is the updated URL for the client-facing tweak sheet. As a software company, one of our main tenets is to move swiftly. To be able to develop new features that meet our customers needs and to quickly fix bugs that come down the pipe, whether as a side effect or … Read more
So you want to work at a tech company?
You know why tech companies are cool? It’s not about the office. It’s about the fact that you get to try things, to learn to work smarter, move faster, and change for the better. That’s why I wanted to share one of the things that gets me excited. Shortcuts. Or as some cliche-lovers call them, … Read more