@norah_klintberg_sakal It definitely solves the problem. But could it be too small issue to solve for someone to get and download the app? Sorry, being brutally direct here! It just reminded me Whatsapp history, when Jan Koum, co-founder & CEO of whatsapp initially wanted to build an app that shows statuses next to the individual names of the users. But that seemed to be too small issue to solve, and the messenger was the answer.

@norah_klintberg_sakal Hi Norah, I like the idea and I think your website is quite clear and understandable. I too think it might be a bit small issue to solve and the monthly fee of 10 dollar is a bit steep. Have you thought about different pricing models and products instead of a single subscription + fee. I fear your enemy is the status quo: people might not know they need this and 10 dollar is nearly the same price as a Netflix subscription. Doesn't really compare is all I'm saying.

@norah_klintberg_sakal the "not giving the app full access to my mailbox" part resonated. I don't have an immediate need for this yet, but will check back later when I do

@farid_gasanov Thank you so much for your honesty and taking the time to check it out, I truly appreciate it. I didn't know that about the initial thoughts behind Whatsapp, interesting, thanks for sharing. The idea might only be solving a small problem in a very narrow vertical, so I'll think about it further. Thanks again for being direct.

@rogerrossi Thank you for your feedback Roger! I've been thinking about the pricing model, and your feedback made me reevaluate, I might need to reconsider the model altogether. Do you think a fixed amount pricing of X could be used for Y calls instead of a monthly fee? A usage-based pricing model where users buy X amount of calls in advance might be a more suitable pricing model. Thank you again for taking the time to try it out, being frank about the pricing model, and for your valuable thoughts, I really appreciate it.

@st3c Is it live yet? It looks interesting, but I got an "This app isn't verified" error when I tried.

@webjay Hello jacob, currently the App is in Beta. I know about that problem. Due to the permissions that my app requires google's verification method is a bit more complex Probably It will take me a few more weeks to get validated by Google. Thanks for the tip :) Stefano

@st3c Great idea and product. I love how you are testing it, it seems you are using your own tech to market test. I think its a slightly crowded space since Squarespace, Wix, and Wordpress will try to overshadow you but I really see this as a strong add-on to any of those website builders. Strong exit strategy available and great idea. I would recommend if possible adding some type of demo on your site, it's hard to imagine this transition from excel to website, visualization will help.

@st3c hi, it sound great. I am always looking for such service so that i could create great landing page instantly...! but, i do not why I can not register via gmail.

Hello @noritaka88ta , Yes you are right. Unfortunately, I had problems during the Google verification process. Now I'm fixing them and releasing a new version. If you leave me your email, I will contact you as soon as the new version is available. Thanks for your interest Stefano

@shaker_curious this is a much needed tool and I was really excited to get started with it! I can't test it (yet) as I'm on a mac and iphone. I've shared some feedback on the landing page below and I'd love to test it out when it's available on for a mac. All the best! - Text and buttons on the hero are quite large and almost jump out at you so I think they could be reduced in size so that they're visible enough but not too "in your face" - I personally don't like that "Buy" is a red button because I subconsciously assign red with something bad - perhaps the "Free trial" button could be in green text with no fill and the "Buy" button could be white text with green fill - For the hero image, I think a video demo of the tool working and alerting a user could be more helpful than the current media - I think you've got a good one off pricing strategy - I like the about you section which connects well with me and encourages me to try out the tool - If you have some testimonials then I think it can enhance your page and encourage visitors to convert to users

@krupali_patel Thank you so much for your precise and helpful advice, I will try to redesign the buttons and add a testimonial section

@shaker_curious I like the idea - I have a Chrome plugin myself (PostureMinder) but all it does is show a regular notification which I can simply ignore. I think a solution like yours would work well! However, considering privacy, I'm very much used to keep the cover in front of my webcam — and it would take a lot for me to keep my camera uncovered all the time. So perhaps I'm not the ideal target group here?

@jochemgerritsen I understand that you can feel uncomfortable with the webcam with all what we hear from the news. I think that if someone has access to your webcam it is already late because he already have access to your keyboard and all your personal data (bank account, ID card...). Webcam record your face most of the time and it is already publicly available. Finally you can install a firewall that will track any data that could be sent from your PC. I hope that it will convince you, otherwise you can use a removable cover.

@tasos_valtinos This is a great idea. It is difficult to find people who have the same problem as you. On the profile setup page on the app, the what's your superpower section is a little confusing. I understand what you are trying to say, but maybe listing a few simple examples would clear things up. The suggestions that are given are also a bit confusing and some are non-related (Example: 1H NMR,21st century skills) Overall, looking forward to trying it out!

@monika_ben Looks great! Lots of businesses are doing QR menus right now as well so it seems like the right time for something like this. Best of luck!

@noy_s Great work! Such a cool idea to share metrics : ) I run a marketplace and you've now got me wondering if sharing some of our metrics - particularly the areas we have genuine challenges with, like marketplace liquidity would also allow our users to understand (and sympathise with?!) our pain points.

@jessicaj38 Thank you Jess! Being transparent definitely helps with the marketing efforts. People are curious by nature and will be drawn to it naturally.

@noy_s Have you tried to run free webinars on the same topic? This could be quite good lead generator for your book. Also, something that could be basic one but still: perhaps share it for free with some people from start-up world who can share his/her views online?

@farid_gasanov Hi Farid, I don't have much experience on running webinars, but the option of sharing with influencers might be an option, where they can share it with their followers and review, do you have anyone in mind?

@noy_s Evreyone likes a success story--gives us all hope! If you haven't already, a couple of standalone articles that relate to experiences you had in your book might help you gain traction, too.

@robert_zalaudek Although I don't love video calls, I know how useful this will be. Still, I will be honest and tell you I came for url.live and stayed for Pomodus. It's one my team and I could definitely use every day. Thank you for both!

@patelnachiket Tool would be a great addition to the design community! Thank you for building it. Already passed the link to my design team :)

@kibalabs @krupali_patel You have a good MVP. It's easy to understand the idea of your product and it's features. I like it 👍 Who are your target users? Seems like it could be scary for ordinary user to write the code.

@elvira_parpalac thanks a lot 😊 The current target users are developers (as they will have a coding background) but it's also suitable for anyone who has knowledge of simple json, and I'm trying to find out a way to show the code as "less scary" because I learnt how to use it without any coding background so I'm confident that others can to. Thanks again for checking it out!

@krupali_patel Maybe you can tell your story, explaining how easy it was for you to use?

@oleksandr_senyuk Sure, good idea! The idea for this product came about when my partner and I were looking for a landing page builder ourselves. We realised there wasn’t one available which suited the needs of both of us (one technical, one non-technical). Hence we began exploring forums and our personal networks to identify if others were facing a similar problem. Once we understood the common pain points for users seeking landing page tools, we began exploring the idea further and decided to build out our own solution. When you’re creating a project on your own, you’re wearing the hat of the developer, marketer, product manager and many more! With everypage, developers can focus on product development and offload their online presence to everypage. Our tool allows the copy of the page to be declared in simple json and a performant and accessible page is built instantly. We focus on copy first, then theming, designing, etc. Hope that helps, let me know if you have any queries.

@krupali_patel I see. But you didn't know json at first, and many users won't. Maybe you can outline how easy it is to use--or develop a tutorial if you haven't in the tool itself. Just a thought. Maybe more technical users will become customers than nontechnical, you never know.

@onmydeckmusic Hey Simon, cool project! I agree with @converter_365, I just clicked through OnMyDeck to get the concept but you cant expect that from the common consumer. A clear value proposition with visual content to underline it would be grate to engage users. I know it can be a pain to create that content but I think it would be definitely worth it.

@roman_tesliuk Very cool landing page - understood it immediately. This is very useful for someone like me who has trouble closing tabs.

@maxwell_asper Thanks so much! Yup, we were also having the same issues, eventually built it for ourselves and decided to share it with whoever finds it useful 😊 Feel free to give it a try and let me know what you think 🙏🏽

@roman_tesliuk Apart from the fact that this is probably the most useful Chrome extension ever, I really like the design of your page. It is clear right from the start what it does and how it may help. Very well done!

@roman_tesliuk Really like the suspend tabs feature, would like to try it when that comes out! Such a nicely demonstrative landing page, too. Simple page for a simple tool. Nice!

@gaialiciabalossi I like the name, finuprise! I am not a designer, but perhaps think of using a bit softer fonts? These seem to look a bit old-style. Nevertheless, you have got me to subscribe to the waitlist :)

@gaialiciabalossi Hello Gaia. I get why someone might want to toss a few coins and feel good about investing in say green energy. I think the good feeling needs to be more prominently displayed. Like a gold star or green leaf for doing something good for the world. For example, Prius outsold Insite because Prius drivers can better show off how green they are. Because that is the value I get as a user. I would suggest to change the color scheme to a softer green, since a lot of impact investing is to help the environment.

@penpaperpencil Daniel, thank you for your feedback! very interesting and good point with making the users feel good. Will definitely work on it

@jamesskarzynski I would move the how it works video above. Overall looks nice.

@jamesskarzynski Nice work. What differentiates your product from other form builders and what was your motivation for building this?

@matthewbf Hi Matthew! The main problem is that there just wasn't a good alternative that would add your contact right into your audience on MailChimp or Constant Contact. They all either had your users sent to an intermediary page, or made you manually port the submissions over to your desired host. If you wanted to build your own form, it's not necessarily hard, but it is time consuming. Between handling form input, interfacing with the mail provider's API, etc., it just was time that didn't really need to be spent. On top of that, I couldn't find a site that provided custom callbacks (for customizability), recaptcha (for safety), or the ability to style the form yourself (for design).

@jamesskarzynski Looks like it's a very neat and handy tool! I couldn't tell what the differentiator was either. I didn't realize your product is solving a different problem than the one they have: most are just looking for another form builder. Maybe if you mention at the top of the page the things you don't need to do the USP will be clearer.

@luca_renga Templates are really good, clean and beautiful.

@luca_renga Nice one! I built my own template using Bootstrap 4 but this is really useful for founders who do not really code and are short in cash to develop a clean landing page. Good one.

@luca_renga Hey this looks cool! I found the end part kind of hard to navigate when selecting the webpage and it follows you around. Cool effect just a bit overwhelming? Well for me anyway.

@luca_renga Good looking templates. Colors, images and amount of info presented are well balanced. Fonts are clean. On Android device, scrolling through your main page has some responsiveness delay which is a bit annoying (sorry if this is actually some fancy feature you put some effort in). Anyway, thumbs up!

@jessicaj38 thanks for you feedback, Jessica. I will look into making the effect less invasive. Thanks again!

@patryk_przybylski1 I love the idea and simplicity of this and I've signed up for a free trial. Perhaps I can share more feedback on the product later but I've given an initial view below. Hope it helps, let me know if you have any queries. - The landing page is great as its easy to understand and connects well with me (clearly successful as I converted to try the product) - I'd suggest fixing in place the navigation bar or sign up buttons - this will mean the reader can sign up wherever they are on your page e.g. easily accessible CTA when they're in the middle of reading a feature - The images you've used in your feature sections are great as they relate to your product and help me to understand what I can expect - I'd suggest you apply the same context for your hero image because it doesn't connect very well with me at the moment (you could even try a video demo here as that's known as a good way to convert visitors to users) - I think you could change your pricing format to one table as I usually see 2 tables for different tiers - I was momentarily confused when I saw 2 tables as I couldn't see a difference in features - I think it's good to provide a yearly discount but I think this could be shown within one table - I got to the pricing tables by clicking the pricing link at the top of the page so I wasn't sure if my credit card details were required - I later noticed this information on the page (which was good as it encouraged me to sign up) so I think it'd be great to keep this information with the pricing table as well - I currently use trello to manage my tasks and my teams' tasks so I've love to have a way to import them - or if this isn't possible then a suggestion in a FAQs section might be helpful - It might be helpful to link the terms and conditions on the sign up page (at the moment I'm asked to agree but not sure where to find them) - Once you have a good amount of feedback, I'd suggest adding a testimonials section to your landing page as this can be encouraging for those considering the product - It's good you've provided email as a contact method and any other social links or chatbot services you can provide will be helpful too

@patryk_przybylski1 I like the simple design methodology! I'm curious to see how this would differ from personal/team work. Nice job!

@krupali_patel Thank you for such a long answer! :) I will definitely take your comments / tips into account, thanks a lot!

@patryk_przybylski1 How long do I try this free for?

@patryk_przybylski1 I like this because I really like Trello for its kanban boards. I noticed that the main USP/differentiator is at the bottom "Remotewo is a tool that simplifies remote work management. It easily organizes your own work and the whole team." The slogan at the top "Be Agile. Organize your work Wherever you are. For teams and individuals." doesn't work as hard, although it's fewer words. Maybe you can summarize it somehow, but I didn't understand the differentiator until I scrolled down as is. I really like the visuals throughout and the clean UX.