The design partner program
What partners get, and how the segmented board and tickets work.
Written By Dustin
Last updated About 1 month ago
Design partners are the small number of teams using TOVIO before general availability, in direct contact with the person building it.
What partners get
- A segmented board. Visible only to design partners, so you can describe your actual workflow without publishing it to a public portal.
- A private ticket channel, shared with partners directly rather than published anywhere.
- Weighted priority. A partner blocker outranks a public feature request during triage.
- Direct contact with the person who writes the code, rather than a support tier.
- A monthly summary on the partner board: the top-voted open items, and the declines with their reasons.
What partners do not get
A service level agreement, a delivery date, or a support contract. TOVIO is pre-release and publishes no response-time commitments to anyone, partners included. What partners get is faster attention, not a promise.
The rules still apply
The segmented board is hosted by the same third-party vendor as the public ones. It is more private, not private. Do not paste repository contents, keys, or customer data into it, and route a suspected vulnerability to security@tovio.dev rather than to a partner board or a ticket.
Filing on someone's behalf
We will only file a post under your name and email after asking you in writing and getting a yes, because an on-behalf post creates a contact record for you and does not notify you that it exists. Without that consent we write the post ourselves โ without your company name and without quoting you โ and follow up with you by email instead.
The occasional question
Partners who have been active for a while get an occasional plain email asking how they would feel if they could no longer use TOVIO, with four fixed answers and one optional line. It is hand-written and hand-counted, not a survey tool, and there is no in-product prompt behind it.
Becoming a partner
Partnering is a conversation, not a form. If you are running TOVIO on real work and want that contact, say so on a public post or through the contact route on tovio.dev.
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