Prepared forZiflow
Evidence pagePageProof
WindowLast 90 days
SourceReddit posts + comments
Counted evidence

The mentions behind the reach table.

Use the filters below to separate posts from comments, organic community discussion from owned/profile placements, and individual subreddits.

Total mentions
6
Posts 0 - comments 6
Organic
6
Third-party subreddit mentions counted toward discoverable community demand.
Owned / profile
0
Brand-controlled subreddit or profile placements separated from organic discussion.
Top placement
r/mondaydotcom
3 mentions in the strongest visible placement.
Kind All Posts Comments
Source All Organic Owned
Subreddit
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comment r/mondaydotcom u/Limp_Database8609 2026-06-24
We moved from Wrike to Monday. Our design team hated/hates Monday. We used pageproof instead of ziflow, but if you figure out how to use automation recipes you can easily sync statuses.
comment r/projectmanagement u/ngkasp 2026-06-01
Maybe Ziflow, Pageproof, or similar proofing software?
comment r/indesign u/aymiah 2026-05-24
Thiiiiis right here. My company is trying out PageProof with small test group of reviewers, but I’ll still have to train them on how to use the thing. Hoping it causes less headaches though.
comment r/ClaudeCode u/618must 2026-05-22
I wrote a tool called pageproof (available on npm). It uses pandoc to convert markdown to html, and it applies styles. On top of that, it's a live preview so it updates as you ask the agent to edit the markdown; and the accompanying skill makes it easy for the agent to edit the style, e.g. "Please show it doublespaced with the headings in red, and then save this as the default style".
comment r/mondaydotcom u/Limp_Database8609 2026-04-07
We tested both ziflow & pageproof. We opted for pageproof bc our user base isn’t savvy. Ziflow is so good.
comment r/mondaydotcom u/ngkasp 2026-04-03
Not to add a fourth tool, but I've heard good things about Pageproof and Ziflow, which both integrate with monday