Share your product here to get support, feedback, users (w/c 2nd of March)

@abadesi @shraddhasrivastava This is pretty cool! I'm into programming and would love to start teaching a few beginner courses to really cement my knowledge. This seems like a great platform to do that on

@abadesi @laura_vasquez95 Thanks Laura for your kind words. This is really good to know and I will inform you as soon as the product is in usable form.

@shraddhasrivastava I love this! A couple years ago I was trying to build custom lessons to teach some people the basics of data science and Python. This would've been perfect for that!

@abadesi @shraddhasrivastava Wow! That is really nice!

@gavri_birnbaum How did you get so many subscribers on your beta page? 400+ is amazing.

@gavri_birnbaum I love the idea. I'm a student struggling to find quality material in a sea of content. Also, I've tried learning coding online (I wanted to learn the essence, not to become a coder) and I've notice that there is a big gap between basic knowledge and advance, it's usually quite a leap from one to other. And having local support, as in people from my region that have similar curriculum when studying for University is not always the easiest to find on global platforms.. I hope some of this is helpful to you

@una_vidakovic Sure Una. Thank you for the feedback. It helps understand what the main issues are. Could you see yourself using a tool like to study for university but also outside of it then? :)

@gavri_birnbaum Yes, I would say so. Right now at university we mostly rely on creating Facebook groups for sharing learning materials but they are not the most efficient since there is often a lot of things being posted everyday and things tend to get lost.

@una_vidakovic Hmm interesting! what else do you find inefficient about them? Or what else don't you love about it in general? By the way – good luck on your launch today. Already left my like :)

@una_vidakovic Just checked it out. Your guys' UI is very intuitive and it was pretty easy to start a new project on the spot for me. Keep up the good work! :)

@simonemeta Thanks Simone, it's always great to hear positive feedback :)

@gonelf Hey. I clicked on your link to check out the site. I like your concept, but I have to be honest that your homepage is overwhelming. There are so many buttons and callouts happening at once that it feels a little spammy as is. I'm talking about the cookie acceptor, live chat, two email subscribes, a giant hashtag, post a job with the price, and then all of the apply buttons. It's a lot!

@gonelf @chrisahamrick I second this, felt very overwhelmed after going to it, my attention went a ton of different places.

@kokiweb Do you want landing page review? I think trust is very important for passwords managers, and when I read your description I totally loved your tool, but your landing page sort of threw me off. It feels very amateur. I would invest a couple days making it beautiful.

@kokiweb I do agree with Gabriel. The fact you used colors and design close to Google's also makes it a bit suspicious. There's also some work on refining everything: headline, description, icons, fonts... Concept looks great otherwise.

@gavri_birnbaum Thank you for the feedback. We will look at it. It wasn't our priority till now, but we want to create trust in the our product, so we looking we will look into it.

@marwannas Tahnk you for the feedback. Yes, we used those colors because we like them, but they look close to Google's, because they are primary colors.

@kokiweb My first thought was definitely "can I trust this site with my passwords" when I saw your comment here. I felt reassured when I went to your website, although maybe there's a little too much information. You def want enough info to assure the visitor, but maybe some can be condensed so it doesn't appear that you are over-compensating? I noticed you put "Recommened for teams" at the bottom but I think you meant "Recommended for teams". Also, the apostrophe in the "Try is now. It's free" CTA at the very bottom doesn't look like a normal apostrophe unless that's intentional. Refining details like this might help with gaining trust from the visitor. I just joined PH Makers today and this is my first time giving feedback, am excited to be able to help others (and hopefully it's useful) :)

@marwannas hi there. I downloaded the extension it found my location and suggested a fare. I would like to know as a user who can I specify a currency/location rather than it just make a suggestion to me

@barry_williams5 Hi Barry, thanks a lot for the feedback! Concerning the location, I want to make it as easy as possible, which means I don't want people to choose their location and check where they are located instead. For the currency, it seems to me that it is indeed a good idea. Should I limit it to GBP/EUR/USD/JPY/CNY or should I be more specific there?

@barry_williams5 @marwannas Do you need to do work additional to adding these currency options to a dropdown? If so, I'd start with that list and see if people ask for other currencies (or if you have Google Analytics or something like that track website visitors / conversions and add accordingly?) I'm in Canada so would suggest adding CAD to the shortlist too, but I'm biased :).

@marwannas Hi Marwann. The currency one could be a minefield. For example I'm in Australia so of course would like to see in in AU $. You could look at the IP address and make a guess on currency - but VPN' might cloud that. SInce you're looking for cheap airfares I would think the user would want to see it in their local currency. perhaps a library file could be used for the user to select the currency of their choice

@marwannas I honestly would not care about the currency really. this is sort of fun and quick interesting thing. if something is really cheap and it gets my attention, I will feel that no matter what the currency is (as long as it a widely used one.) but i do love the idea and the implementation. do you yourself have a roadmap for this, or that is it? planning to put on ph?

@abadesi Hello! We've been working on Petitio - FREE, User to User task management app that literally any team can use. We are looking for BETA users to gain proper feedback and enhance accordingly. Website: https://petitio.com/ iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pe... Android: https://play.google.com/store/ap... Please feel free to comment/suggest/complement/or criticize, all are very important to us :)

@abadesi thank you for opening the discussion! It's always incredibly helpful. And hello Makers! My name is Andreea and I am part of the awesome Lumio team. I am so excited to announce that we have finally released Lumio on Appstore (UK and IoS only, for now) 🙌 And of course, we will be launching on Product Hunt very very soon, as well! So keep an eye out 😻 Download Lumio -> https://apple.co/2VMGsUx 🚀 Lumio is your Intelligent Wealth Mentor, the next generation of personal finance, that uses state-of-the-art technology to help you grow your money - without the need for a financial adviser. With all your accounts in one place, Lumio effortlessly shows you where your savings and investments ought to be growing. Putting you in control of your financial life. Together with our community, we built Lumio to enable everyone to take control of their financial future. And now, we’d love to invite you to join us on our journey! We love feedback! So please let me know what you think.

@abadesi, just adding an update! Lumio, Your Intelligent Wealth Mentor, is now live on Product Hunt! Would love to hear your thoughts, feedback and advice!

@piotr_bartoszek Hey Piotr, I'm sorry but I don't really get what Owwly is about. Is it like Product Hunt? I think the tagline should be more explicit about what the product is. Apart from that, design is neat, especially in dark mode.

@piotr_bartoszek I like how easy it is to use and the simplicity of your design for someone to add a product and post updates. I think the next step is to understand who do you expect to read the updates and how people read it. Being able to follow certain products, upvote certain posts, see trending vs new vs who I follow vs random things in categories I like. There are many ways to go about it.

@piotr_bartoszek This is awesome. I have bookmarked it and if your audience fits within my target audience I will definitely spend some money on advertising!

@michael_joseph_aubry Thank you, Michael for kind words. I feel that Story Creator could fit our audience ;) We have different plans to test and single out your tool on Owwly. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us via email -> contact@owwly.com Take care 💪

@karolina_kolodziej I've got 404 and I feel sad for little berry bumping at the close door :D Do you know what went wrong?

@una_vidakovic Thank you for letting me know :) poor berry...The test link is still active, however it is available only from desktop, maybe this is the reason? I've updated the link and now it should work :)

@karolina_kolodziej You're welcome :) I was on desktop so it wasn't it. Now it works! I love how you did that it was so fun! With that error message and this I really can sense what kind of company you are and I love it! Great job :)

@karolina_kolodziej i did the ui test via useberry, but maybe mention it here as well. I could not really relate the requirements you gave to the pricing packages. there are also extreme price differences in between. overall it looked a bit confusing.

@chrisahamrick I love the landing page (apart from the hero images, maybe). The idea looks great as well, given how Stripe can be difficult to implement when you're a beginner. Pricing also seems more than fair as most features are free and the payment fee isn't well above what Stripe charges. What do you use as a backend for payments/how do you make them secure? Also, how do you handle payouts for freelancers/SMBs ?

@marwannas Thank you for the feedback! We are using Stripe as our payment processor and built everything custom on top of that. Funds are transferred automatically to our customers after just two days.

@chrisahamrick Nice, I've been using freelance projects to keep me afloat while I work on my current product. I'll be sure to sign up when I have my next freelance project!

@chrisahamrick This is great. I think the fact payments are stripe secured + made two days after is a strong argument to people to sign up

@ohsik I like the homepage, I think you should have a couple more Sign up buttons as you go through it though!

@michael_crosby Thank you for the feedback. Yes, I see your point that my landing page does not have any CTA in the middle part.

@ohsik Why do you offer "private & anonymous" journal entries vs. public? If it's private, what's the need for anonymous? The other thing is - are the images stock images? I'm super new to all this and have yet to create my own landing page and upon doing research have heard stock images erode trust with landing page visitors. Was going to do more research to see how to not use stock images (am not a designer, cannot design my own graphics) so don't really have an answer there. Maybe it's a "best best practices" type of thing. If anyone has any thoughts on this please share. Agree with M. Crosby below, more sign up buttons throughout the page would be great.

Thanks for the comments so far. I am really hopeful that some of the Makers on here or others they may know can use the trial feature at SeeMySite and give me some feedback on how easy/difficult it is to understand/use...anybody out there can help me out?