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Share your product here to get support, feedback, users (w/c 4th of May)
Hi Makers! This thread is dedicated to you if you are:
(1) launching soon or recently launched
(2) looking for beta users
(3) asking for feedback on a landing page
First, start by helping out another maker. You can check out their launch, give their product a review or share a comment on their launch post.
Once you've helped someone else out, share your product link here and BE SPECIFIC about who your target audience is and how we can help. 😊
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@andrei_popa33 super clear! For me it hits the sweet spot between forgetting and disliking paper cards and the generic Linkedin app scan function that leaves no room for branding / personal communication.
@jonas_bartsch Excelent! Thanks a lot! That's what we're really going for. In some areas digitalization needs some physical products to act as a bridge between the real world and the digital world (which becomes more and more the real world).
@andrei_popa33 How should I apply? :) I really hope the lockdown is over some day
@olga_kaz3k00 Its a gift from us (we love your product), just send me an e-mail or write me on any platform you find fit, this is my Cardanti profile: https://cardanti.com/u/lP8vv8i7a...
We are working on a single-page website builder called Dorik ( https://dorik.io ). Our homepage is designed using our website builder to get beta users.
We already have some existing users for our premium and free single-page website templates. So we wanted to build something to make it easier for them to customize the templates. We started building with this goal in our mind. But we didn't keep it just limited to customization and editing. Now users can design from scratch as well.
I'm looking forward to getting some feedback on how we can improve the homepage and get more beta users on board.
@mizanme I just looked at your website. It's dope!👍 A small suggestion though. Gradients above the fold is straining my eyes real hard. Don't know if it's just me🤓
@mizanme Went trough the website, looks great and is a great showcase on what can be achieved with your service. The pricing was the only question mark for me, as it said only that is less than x$/year. Making that transparent could help to set the expectations right!
Really solid job tho, looked great!
@mizanme really nice UI, some great work, the pricing though, I would have liked to see the exact pricing or an estimate
@jesse_lempiainen thank you for your feedback. We are updating the pricing. Updated version will go live today. :-)
@tennerick thank you for your feedback. We are updating the pricing. Updated version will go live today. :-)
pliik - is a user feedback tool that collates insights for small product teams
https://app.pliik.dev
We are looking for beta users!
It's fairly easy to start small with a few messages, emails or interview notes and it helps you stay organized as you grow.
Ideally it's built for teams and makers that:
- Rely on feedback when building product.
- Communicate with users on multiple channels such as intercom, slack, mail.
- Share feedback within the team and outside collaborators regularly.
We've made pliik over the past year as a side-project addressing many of the issues we or the teams we talked to encountered while building products. Eventually, pliik should become the easiest and simplest way to share and work with user feedback when building products.
@xanhong pliik is more like an organized database of all user feedback you collect while building a product. You'd typically connect 2-5 input sources (like Gmail, intercom, twitter, typeform).
Pliik would then do the heavy lifting of labeling and organizing all that feedback for you.
As far as I know both Instapage and Unbounce (when I tried them in the past) are landing page builders.
Feel free to give pliik a spin, sign up should only take a minute or so and there is already a bit of demo data to play around with.
@jonas_bartsch Hey Jonas! Very cool idea and product!
1 feedback... in the company I worked for, we used to work with productboard. We had an integration with zendesk to directly push some reviews, support ticket we received and some automations. The issue was that at the end, we had so much ticket to tag and validate on productboard that no one was doing that, and we decided at the end to stop with productboard to collect feedback.
So...
How your product is different from productboard ? and how do you deal with this issue? If for example I integrate intercom with your platform, can I choose which feedback I want to receive? Or all messages are sent to the platform?
BTW, I am also working on a project on data sharing but more on qualitative data sharing.. documents, audio, video...
@david_kremlinsky thanks, really appreciate you taking the time! I'm also pretty curious what you are working on since video and audio are such important sources of feedback, is there something you can share?
Pliik primarily differs from productboard and other product planning tools in that it is much more lightweight and focuses only on being a single source of 'truth' in terms of user feedback, second it does the heavy lifting of tagging and organizing the important parts of the feedback for you. So taking the intercom example, you'd feed everything into pliik, the data gets labeled and then you'd filter only the relevant feedback out when and once you need it.
Have you tried searching the auto-labeled demo dataset?
Thanks again David!
Kinzoo has just launched on Product Hunt—and we would love your feedback! https://www.producthunt.com/post...
With Kinzoo, children, parents, and extended family come together on a single private platform — sharing experiences and making memories that wouldn't otherwise exist.
@blair_fast Amazing product, seems like something I'd use with my grandchildren (in about 30 years or so). Upvoted :)
@charliedoern Thanks so much Charlie! Feel free to post any feedback or questions on our page if you have any :)
@blair_fast @yuriy_alyabyev such a great app, wish this was around when I was younger, love how easy it is to use
Hi,
Looking to create a simple crowd-sourced tool to help people locate key essential items during the current crisis. The idea is that by identifying the key available items, individuals can spend less time shopping around and potentially exposing themselves and others.
I've put together a prototype wire frame but am looking for feedback on the idea and any support on building this! (This is my first time!)
https://xd.adobe.com/view/219c4c...
Thank you!
@fahad_jamal amazing idea! I was just talking about something like this with family members yesterday. One thing that struck out to me though was the visual design. Keep in mind that this is an app that's going to be used by a wide range of demographics -- you might benefit from incorporating a simpler color combo + typography.
@shahrzad_darafsheh thanks for the feedback! what do you think you would change? fewer colors? agree there might be too much going on.
@fahad_jamal A former partner and I considered a solution like this. We spoke to a general manager of a large grocery store near us and he expressed interest in the concept! This was pre-Covid.
@fahad_jamal This is pretty cool Fahad! Maybe you could add an option where volunteers can accept requests from people who need help with shopping?
Stuck Home is a crowdsourced list of fun activities to do from home 🏠.
We just launched on Product Hunt today! https://www.producthunt.com/post...
Would love to hear some feedback, and what you've all be up to during lockdown!
@aliatttar Cool website! You could also try to embed YouTube videos and Tweets from urls, for example, to make it look more lively.
Hello!
https://appliku.com/ is an Auto DevOps platform that builds and runs your Python and Django sites on Digital Ocean servers in your account!
Seeking for beta users.
As a thank you – those who have apps deployed by the end of the May – you get 50% discount on a Starter plan forever.
Hello! Weekly planner will help you organize your life so that you don't forget about the steps to really important goals and don't get stuck in a routine.
http://week-plan.com
https://www.producthunt.com/post...
@olga_pereverzeva1 Hey Olga, maybe you can apply different UX on switching the goal state, something like clicking on the checkbox several time will go through the different states. People are used to click checkboxes, they don't expect to have a dropdown opened on click
@bruno_raljic Hey Bruno, this is an interesting thought. Thank you, I will try to reflect it in UX ;)
Good morning makers! The world feels kinda grim right now but you're here, still fighting to make the world a better place by building useful things. I appreciate you for that! Be proud of it!
I've created a product that makes it easy to find and post remote jobs in the sectors that matter (climate change, sustainability, development etc). I think it'll help those of you working in these sectors find team members too. Please subscribe, upvote and share if you think it'll help: https://www.producthunt.com/upco....
Happy hunting kids
@tyclimateguy This is a very positive product that is definitely needed right now in this time of uncertainty!
@tyclimateguy hey, super cool idea. are you at a level that would allow me to share this with certain networks? Not that I'm some super connected guy, but I immediately thought of a group I wanted to share it with.
Hey @tys_sniffen, yeah that would be super appreciated mate. If they're keen on posting on finding or posting jobs would us please direct them to our upcoming page: https://www.producthunt.com/upco...
Hi PH!
I am preparing my very first big PH launch and kinda nervous 😅
So here is our product – ZELF (https://www.zelf.co)
We let people issue free virtual card in messenger of their choice, add it to Google and Apple Pay and enjoy voice commands that Zelf bot understands. Send and receive money, create invoices, track your balance – everything within your messenger. Now the cards are in pre-order and will be available in June in Europe.
Would be great to hear your feedback!
@olga_kaz3k00 This is great design. I like it. I found a small spelling error in FAQ. The first question had a word 'intall' for 'install'. Looking forward to your launch.
@olga_kaz3k00 I wonder if you're the same Olga I know that was making a payments solution in Vancouver. Anyway, I like the website. It's just not clear how users will put money on the card - is it like a pre-paid credit card?
@wilsonbright Goops! On my way to get rid of this error. Thanks you for taking your time to get to know us (obviously you spend some time on the website). And I very pleased to hear that you like the design :)
@entreflow :D Definitely another Olga. Thank you, Iain! It is Mastercard Debit card. You can top it up with another card, SEPA transfer. Also after KYC is done, you can receive money directly from other ZELF users. We aim to give people easy p2p transfer right in the messenger besides the card
Hi Everyone!
I am a UX / UI designer.
My daily job is to design and find solutions for the projects I'm working on.
But the obvious problem is that I spend a lot of time searching.
So I created a store for all the good ideas & Inspirations I found.
Check it! https://uxui.monster/
@jack_ng Looks amazing! only comment would be the title tags seem to blend into the website thumbnails, mail you could make it slightly off-white to differentiate - otherwise looks amazing!
@jack_ng Love it, it looks amazing. It's so much easier to find good solutions in the work of others, especially when you're not an UX designer but you must brief an UX designer:)
@jack_ng This looks really helpful. I definitely saw designs that I am interested in and wanted to see the price but it looks like you only sell some of them? Will you have others available to download free?
It's most probable that this year won't be easy to travel, but I love to see new places!
So I have an idea of rent a camera anywhere in the world to navigate with your keyboard like a computer game or Google Street View, but real-time!
https://www.producthunt.com/post...
How does it work?
Tourist schedules a trip for 15 minutes.
Cameraman confirms.
Tourist sits at home with laptop and controls cameraman with keyboard to navigate city.
Cameraman - holds his phone in front of him and obeys commands from tourist.
Do you think it is worth a try? Would you use it?
@razbakov crazy! I wonder if you might want to build in some sort of friendship/connection to the process? like, you'd kind of want to be friends with the person, don't you think? Or, conversely, you might want to build in some sort of 'celebrity status' of really good tour guides. As in, soon, people would want to 'follow' certain tour guides or something.
@razbakov never will replace going somewhere for real but it can actually be really interesting not only for tourist but if you are looking to make a rent somewhere you have never been, or buy a house in another state/country!
@matei_culcer recently i was thinking a lot about where my idea can apply and came to same conclusion: it might be more beneficial to business-meeting to provide online presense to offline-only businesses and/or people with disabilities. Later this project could be combined with robots who actually carry the camera. What do you think?
@razbakov I was more thinking about some B2B service you could offer to established companies, so they can sell the service further to their customers. Like a real estate agency buying the ability to offer this service. But you might just build a peer to peer platform to put people in touch. Uber kind of thing.
Hello everyone! I recently changed my landing page to narrow and focus on my ideal audience. https://blocksurvey.io. Let me know your feedback and suggestions. Planning launch this month. Thanks.
@wilsonbright this looks awesome! Any plans to introduce payment forms at some point?
@solomon_teach Thanks Solomon. Defintely, it is in the road-map. Mostly in next few months it will be done.
@wilsonbright well, gotta be honest - I just clicked on your link without even reading it (so I didn't notice the word 'survey' in it) and my first impression of reading the front page was that it was some sort of firewall software for MY computer or my personal devices. But, I think your audience is actually businesses doing surveys? maybe - and realize I might not be your audience - you might change that phrase on the site to: "collect and share your customer's form data.." or something to indicate you're protecting both the customer AND the company.
A few weeks ago, I launched the tool Coronavirus Near Me, which allowed people to see coronavirus cases near their location using geocoded information.
A bunch of users on the site, requested an easy way to get updates only when the coronavirus stats cross a certain threshold for a place they care about.
Using, the same geocoded data, I built this tool to make it easy for people to stay informed, without the need to constantly check online dashboards.
https://www.prospercircle.org/cu...
So now, users can say ->
I'd like to know when total cases in Fulton County, Georgia cross 40,000.
My goal is to improve sign-to-noise ratio, when tracking COVID information.
Would love to hear what folks here on PH think of this tool.
Any suggestions to improve it and make it more useful?
Thank you.
@salil_sethi i like the clean design and the idea of alerting if a threshold was hit..
some suggestions:
- filter location, why not put the input there directly?
- sortable dataset (both asc & desc)
@zergione Thank you for looking at the tool. For filter location, you mean why have it as a two step process... Click to get input and then enter the input?
Sortable dataset is a good idea. Just didnt make the cut in the MVP ;) Will add it soon.
@salil_sethi yes, even it's still 1 step (because you're doing autofocus on input) the perception is different. at least that's what i feel
Cheers!
@zergione agree with the feedback. Optics matter. Updated the tool. Now the filter input box is visible by default. Check it out. Thank you for actually helping shape the tool.
@salil_sethi looks good now!
No problem! :)
Another tip: maybe you can add a spinner / loader too when fetching initial data. Something that's moving, so you won't give the user the impression that something "hanged", especially when internet is slow.
Hey folks,
Usetiful (https://www.producthunt.com/post...) is a product tour software allowing you to build walkthroughs and smart tips for your applications.
The ambition is to build bullet-proof self service - that way we could run it at scale and contribute the community with service that is free forever, or at the fraction of a competitor's price.
We need your feedback - how convenient is it to build your first tour? How convenient is it to install Usetiful? What are the gaps you see?
Thank you all in advance! :)
@ondrej_dobias1 Just looked at the site - I think it really needs a documentation link. Or, at the very least, a "getting started" link. Personally, the documentation link is one of the first places I go if a product interests me. The blog has a lot of helpful content that likely would find a good home in the documentation area. I love the pricing model - much much better than walkme.
Hello everyone!
We've just update the main view on our webiste - the Post view. Current page is more legible, on mobile this looks pretty cool. You can check one of example here: https://owwly.com/product/Taskad...
Will be glad for your feedback. If you have your own side project/product and want to share your progress - I encourage you to test in on production ;)
🦉
@piotr_bartoszek Hey, just a small visual thing really, perhaps a different heading font to the paragraphs and size to make the content more attractive/readable
@piotr_bartoszek Nice touch! Maybe the error was on my side, but I couldn't sign in using Twitter. At first there seemed to be an error, but when I tried to reproduce it, it only failed silently. Hope that helps 😄
I would like to ask your feedback about https://www.producthunt.com/post...
- Is it clear from homepage what the project is about and what are the benefits compared to competition?
- Is it really faster to add expense with this app?
- Would this budgeting system work for you?
I used this method for the last 6 months for myself to see if it really works and I was very pessimistic about it, because it is that simple. I was shocked when it helped me to pay off my depts and start saving!
@razbakov Hi Aleksey! I do find the UI a bit cluttered, but I really like your idea. It seems to me that the benefit of your system is that instead of only recording expenses, it actually gives you certain guidance on how to spend. I'd use it!
@razbakov I am not much of a budget planner exactly b/c it is always so complicated. But I am afraid this kind of app will be soon some build-in component of bank account. I know that it is already in Russia/EU where some online bank offer this functionality. Good luck anyway!
@matei_culcer bank apps do provide now automatically tracking expenses and even can guess categories of those expenses, what they (and a lot of expense trackers) don't have is a way to change your habits and get better with personal finance: by setting goals, by teaching to save, by reflecting on your actions. Do they?
Serenity is a productivity management application. It is a Google Chrome Extension and can be found in the web store today!
here is the store link (its free!): https://chrome.google.com/websto...
also here is the product hunt page: Serenity
The user is allowed to input blacklisted sites as well as an allotted amount of time for which they would like to work in an options menu. Based on these options, a pixel city is then drawn in the extensions popup.
Time in this imaginary city progresses in proportion to real life unless you visit a blacklisted site, then it speeds up! The cityscape is drawn differently depending on how much time is passed/how much time you have left. The extension will also inform you when visiting one of your blacklisted sites, telling you that the worker has one less hour to finish his work!
This is meant to keep you on task in a fun and refreshing way which reminds you of your work but does not force you to stay on it. The aesthetics of it are also a plus :)
Stock Alarm - Reliable Stock Alerts that will notify you through calls, texts, or push notifications.
Some background info to understand what our product is about, our platform allows users to set alerts on over 10,000 stocks and cryptocurrencies with alerts such as:
- Price limits
- Price changes
- Volume Alerts
- Sentiment Alerts
- Technicals such as SMA, EMA, MACD, RSI
We allow users to receive notifications through phone calls, texts or push notifications. We also offer some special features like trending news articles under every ticker as well as a discover page to check out trending triggers from thousands of other users.
We actually launched today! https://www.producthunt.com/post...
We would love any feedback on our product as we're a small team with big dreams!
Chitthi app let you create postcards which your postmen used to deliver in era of 90's and early 2000,
On top of that you can use a background of your choice, and customize fonts and colors as well, Right now it's in beta launch in playstore.
https://play.google.com/store/ap...
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