I just finished a redesign of the Feed page for my side project GoAchievo.

My main goal was to make the feed feel like a timeline of real progress - short updates linked to achievements - instead of a noisy social feed where everything disappears.

What changed

Cleaner Feed layout (more focus on the report/update text)
Achievement context is clearer (so posts feel connected to a goal, not random)
Added a swipeable image gallery (swiper) inside posts (great for progress screenshots)
Better meta info (time, likes, comments) + a simple Read more action

I m building GoAchievo (goal + achievement tracking app) and I m working on a /feed redesign (WIP, not in production yet).

In the screenshot:

• Top / first = the current feed

• Bottom / second = my new idea

Current feed: it shows achievement posts and they feel a bit empty / repetitive.
New idea: turn the feed into a wins feed where every item is a report/progress update linked to an achievement.

I have just fully redesigned the GoAchievo landing page.

This is not just a visual refresh. It s more like a small A/B test in public.

My main question was simple but hard:
Can a new visitor understand in ~3 seconds what GoAchievo is and why they might need it?

I realized that before, the idea was not clear enough.

I have been iterating on GoAchievo s landing page after getting feedback from early visitors.

A few things I tried to clarify:

• It s free - no pricing page, no credit card, no tiers

• The core idea is public daily check-ins to stay consistent, not another productivity dashboard

I also added a real question someone asked me about pricing and my public reply, just to be transparent about why I m keeping it free while I focus on learning from users.

I ran an SEO audit on my landing page and discovered a surprisingly critical issue: the meta description was missing.

After reviewing the full report, I fixed the SEO by following the tool s recommendations. It was a good reminder that even basic SEO mistakes can slip through and silently impact visibility.

If you want to quickly sanity-check your own landing page, I used www.seoitis.com. It s simple, but it helped me catch things I had overlooked.

I got early feedback that my landing page was confusing.

Some people thought GoAchievo was:

• a generic productivity tool

• a native mobile app (because of phone screenshots)

• or even a social network

That was on me.

Hi everyone
Im the maker of GoAchievo is a simple way to track your daily progress, build streaks, and stay motivated without complicated dashboards.

Since I just launched, Id love to hear from early users and the community:

What feature would make it easier for you to stay consistent?
Daily reminders?
A stronger community element?
Personal insights?
More fun streak mechanics?
Something else?

Your feedback will directly shape the next updates thank you for checking out GoAchievo!
Happy to answer any questions here.