Love this. Will it have a subreddit? @jpaulet

Awesome to get quality feedback fast!! Specially useful after a release when you need to polish the details!

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Hey nice job, it’s very beautiful! Will try it with my next project 😉

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This is super fun, and a very fresh approach to usability testing. One thing, I would highly suggest you hire a copywriter with a stronger grasp of English to take a pass at the content. There are some pretty plain grammatical errors that are probably working against your conversion potential. Also, keep up the good work!

Hey Jordi looks great. Nice tool for Makers. Hope to use in my future betas. Congratulations on the launch 👏!

Congrats on the launch, Jordi! I've been watching this product in and around social media and am pretty excited to see how it grows. Good work!

Hey everyone! 👋 I'm J.P. Aulet, solo-maker of roastMe. RoastMe helps makers, indie-hackers, product managers, designers, etc. get real feedback 🔥 and critics 🎯 from the community & expert users for your product / design / idea! Also, as an expert, you can share your knowledge & opinion to others makers & receive money for it. With roastMe you can: — Get critics/opinions from users. — Get reviews from experts — Receive professional review for your site (SEO, marketing, security, accessibility, UX/UI, possible improvements, etc.) — Centralize all feedback (Twitter, Hacker News, Indie Hackers, Product Hunt, etc.) in one page — Receive video-review of your products — Promote your product to get more feedback — Mentor ship — As an expert, get paid for sharing your expertise and opinions while you help other's makers. — Much more to come! Public roadmap here: https://trello.com/b/dQcanTpk/ro... This is my first product submitted to PH. I started developing roastMe about 1'5 months ago, when I realized that a lot of makers are seeking for feedback in the firsts-stages of their products in different applications like Twitter, IndieHackers, PH or Slack groups (for instance, only in IndieHackers there are more than 2500 articles asking for feedback). The main goal was to centralize all this feedback in a more specific platform. You can see the development roadmap in this article: https://www.indiehackers.com/@jp... where I explain from the first MVP draft until the first launch of it. Once published, I worked on new features, get more experts in the marketplace and increase the products submitted. Then, after listening to the users, I start pivoting from a feedback-as-a-service to a feedback marketplace, where you can choose experts in different areas to review your product. Nowadays the platform is growing: +4 experts/week and +3 products/week. On the 19th of October, we celebrated the first paying customer & revenue! P.D: The `roastMe` brand name was inspired by @levelsio tweet: https://twitter.com/levelsio/sta... where he ask for a roast. More benefits: — Give external vision It happens, that when you struggle to improve your product for a long time, you lose the "focus" and other's people vision is essential to discover things that may seem obvious afterward, but save you a lot of time and nerves. — We bring emotion Receiving feedback is always a good thing. With roastMe you can discover your product pitfalls before launching, discover what users think of your product or ask for design opinions. — We increment visibility Making a roast will grow your audience and generate traffic to your product. You can easily share it and increment the impact of your launch. — We empower you Sharing your ideas, product or design will let you from the `fear or launch` and you will be amused by how others love to help. Maybe you find your new collaborator or your very first client! Hope you like it! Thanks for your time! J.P.Aulet

I tried it with Y-Productive and was pleased with the insights. It actually helps when you get people from the outside to look at your project with a fresh eye.

RoastMe has all the chance to become a nice platform for people to get or provide advice on their projects, will it be website improvements or advice for a promotion.

I can see myself being a community member, exchanging experience or getting help when I'm stuck.

Pros:

Nice channel to get the actionable advice on your project from real people

Cons:

The flow may be unintuitive at first (to understand if you sign up to write the roast or get roasted), but it is promised to improve

I used the service last week and I've had some great feedback so far! Great work JP.

I got great actionable feedback after submitting my site on Roastme. It's a cool platform for makers, congrats on the launch!

Good job @jp_aulet !