Roman Kungurtcev

Awesome concept, great value, convenient navigation and search. It's nice that part of the functionality is available without registration. I created an account, but feel really grateful that I could try so much things before that. When I started using the app, there was just one major thing that I still don't understand. When I'm filtering references, I get the list of separate screens, but they're not grouped in whole user experiences. For example, I opened the onboarding tour in "Drops" product, clicked the right arrow button, and saw the screen of "AirBnB". I clicked the right button one more time, and it was "Drops" again, but I wasn't sure if these two screens go one after another, or not. When I kept swiping right, I saw more "Drops" screens mixed with even more different product references. Changing the sorting settings didn't help. Am I missing something, or it's made on purpose? And one more question. When a product, which reference is added in Refero, changes the design, how does it get reflected in your library? Does it get added as a second reference, or the existing one gets replaced? And how often such updates happen? Thank you!

Congrats with the launch! I really like the concept, and even now use the Instagram more like an album of photos for the future me, but always struggle with captions. First, writing it eats a lot of time; and second, there's something that I don't want to share. But it's really cool to not just have the photo, but describe feelings or the experience a bit more detailed. So when I installed Narrator, I was excited about that, expecting to see something between Instagram and Google Photos. A meaningful photo album for me, which parts I can post to Instagram or share with selected people. Let me describe my experience: 1. When I just installed the app, I saw the memoirs written by others. It's a great demo, but it pushed me off, because I was thinking about the private album. Now I was questioning if keeping things private is possible. 2. Describing the situation to an AI, and getting cheerful responses with summary and clarifying questions was an awesome experience. It was really enjoying to memorize things in this iterative way, and it actually made me feel even better for that past experience. I recognized some small details that I did not pay enough attention to. 3. At the point when I didn't have anything to add, I wrote something like "No, I think this is it" to an AI, because I was in that "conversation mood". I expected that it will close the conversation and show me the draft, but it just repeated the same response. I realized that I had to press the "Create" button in the corner, but that kinda pulled me out of the flow. 4. I was surprised that the memoir was saying "Roman was...". Expected it to be a story told from my own perspective. 5. I will briefly suggest some functions which absence I was upset with during that first session – Being able to write memoirs for groups of photos – Being able to share memoirs with specific people – Being able to edit the memoir text written by the AI – Being able to edit the layout of the text on the photos (now it's hard to read) I wish you good luck with this product, and hope that my feedback helps :)