Daniel Benzie

Great piece of software that is really helping us create tangible targets for growth Pros: Works great for our SME Cons: none yet

We've been using it on our agency site for the past few months. It's been a great help in drilling down into areas we can improve and as such we have seen improvements across the board in our SERPS Pros: Great, easy to use and has a really active developer who cares about the product Cons: Can't really find one. I'm sure it will be more full-featured in the future. Still early in the product...

Nice. Lots of similar sites out there but this has been executed really well. Do you have a lot of submissions per day ? I think upvoting would be cool - although I notice you can sort by popularity already. Is that based on Dribbbble likes? If so maybe you should reflect it in the UI.

Doesn't seem to work. After entering my email address an orange loading bar completes at the top of the screen but nothing happens. Tried on desktop & mobile. Chrome & Safari.

Hey- seems like a great idea. Doesn't seem to be working for me. On Windows 10 - Latest version of Chrome if that's any help. The layout is all messed up (in comparison to the screenshot above) and none of the fields are editable.

its brilliant, works really well ! one cool thing which I wouldn't imagine to be too hard to add (even at this stage after launch) would be to allow users to see which crate term generated a story. For example I have entered 5/6 terms into mine and by seeing which ones are returning the most relevant results I could potentially remove some of the less accurate terms and improve my suggestions...

Nice, seems like a cool idea! Would love to take part *begs for Dribbble invites*

this is hilarious!!!!!

Completely agree with @mischa regarding it being a catchup move to what Snapchat has been doing with brand/event 'stories'. I think it's definitely a smart move because Twitter will always have the advantage over Snapchat in this area purely because it is a platform designed to connect you with others who you may not know (although you may share the same interests) whereas Snapchat will always...

Seems pretty cool, specially the use case scenario where you may be out running and not want to take your phone etc. No battery is also a great!

Not having a 'freemium' model on an app that provides the same functionality that literally hundreds of other services already cover seems like an odd decision to make. As does the whole pricing model they have in place. As @jeremyemiller pointed out, why would a user pay an extra $10 a month for a Twitter shout out.

I like it - mainly because I built it. Thanks for sharing 😄