Lemonade VS Quail

Lemonade Reviews

1. Siddons Jamie    

   over 2 years ago
   Lemonade is incredible

   Lemonade is incredible. I had a horrible fire in my condo complex and lost everything. I was so stressed thinking about what I would need to provide insurance, but Lemonade made it so easy. My claims advocate was always incredibly quick to respond and they were so understanding and supportive during a tough time. I’m a Lemonade customer for life.

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Lemonade mentions (8)

• Lemonade Insurance User Experience

  It looks like the only way to get information on Lemonade (on https://lemonade.com/ or their Mobile App) is to go through a Q&A session with Maya (their conversational robot). There is no way to look around, get educated/inspired, make up one's mind on Lemonade. This reminds me of the "wizard" interface introduced with Windows 95, where one would be in a unidirectional tunnel to answer specific questions in a... Source: 12 months ago

• Please help to estimate a website

  If you don't start with the purpose of the layout and a clear idea of the content you're just making pretty pictures. And there's not much 'design' if you're just copying lemonade.com. Source: about 1 year ago

• Please help to estimate a website

  I mean the design doesn't seem hard and for animations look at things like https://www.lottielab.com. But when they say "like lemonade.com" that site definitely has interactive features and user accounts, so some of the elements on that page wouldn't make sense as a plain vanilla site. Source: about 1 year ago

• Please Read!

  Go online, lemonade.com provides the service for around that price and I know there are others out there. If you want to keep it as cheap as possible, set you deductible high and coverage limit low. Source: over 1 year ago

• The little man I’m considering adopting

  If you're looking for a provider, I signed up with lemonade.com which seems to have decent reviews. $40(ish) a month covers vet visits, a blood draw, like, 3 vaccines and a few tests. And dental stuff and if we ever need to say goodbye to her. Source: over 1 year ago

Quail mentions (4)

• Square Is Down

  This is absolutely killing me (https://quailhq.com) -- I've got hundreds of antique stores trying to get us on the phone, all wanting to know why their card readers have suddenly stopped working. It's going to be a long, long day. - Source: Hacker News / 8 months ago

• Ask HN: Show your failed projects and share a lesson you learned

  Two of these (plus another, Price Parrot, that I forgot to include: https://sandpiperhq.com/pricing !), are spin-outs of a side-project (https://quailhq.com) that I started in 2014and that I've been working on for 7 years -- and that became my full-time job in 2021. That one definitely isn't a failure! The five (six including Price Parrot) are just the failures from this year. I try to live by "fail fast"! - Source: Hacker News / over 2 years ago

• As a solo developer, I decided to offer phone support

  I offer phone support for a niche accounting app (https://quailhq.com), and everything in this article rings 112% true to me -- but especially this: > ...all sorts of people call you, and I’ve really learned a lot by talking with users directly on the phone. Sometimes users call me because they want to report a bug, or they've forgotten their email address. Sometimes they want business advice (!), or they have a... - Source: Hacker News / over 2 years ago

• [Opinion] Take high paying job or finish out SaaS

  Source: juggled a SaaS side-project https://quailhq.com and a full-time engineering job (Palantir) for years; am now full-time self-employed on the SaaS at roughly the same income I had from the job. Source: almost 3 years ago