Tim Shnaider

Amazing - technically and UX! Will you release source code?

Excellent, thanks. As someone with currently poor discipline and self-control, but a new commitment to habit change, installed Motion to help that happen.

No examples from the home, have to sign up to do anything. Please look at Carrd for zero friction time to value

How about 3-5 large biz signup and compare their analytics with what Nacho says and tell us how close it is

Most full featured and best value for money feedback capture tool I've found Pros: Powerful screen cap and annotation engine for making it easier to provide visual feedback Cons: Out of the box Asana integration

I've been a Userback user for around a year, after having tried Usersnap, Marker.io, and others. What I love about Userback: * Easy for users to annotate and comment on different parts of the page in one go. No more pain for your users in having to manually screenshot, paste into an email, and try to describe (poorly) whatever it is they want to share with you. More likely your users will...

Sick of 'Sign up for early access" = you are on a waiting list. Stop with intentional misleading dark UX

Um publicly visible app id and possibly easily guessable customer id, exposing other users data - no thanks.

What's the point of capturing MRR? These are abandoned projects that people want to flick for < $1000, whatever meagre revenue they ever had would be meaningless

Simple effective tool with narrow focus. Super expensive compared to alternatives.

This looks good. Couldn't find quite the right level of features and usability in a Postgres GUI in evaluating apps. Charging on a device basis instead of unlimited devices per user is lame. I can only use one device at a time.

Brilliant. I usually want to talk to someone to air things out loud instead of keeping it internalised, not get feedback or suggestions, and process it cognitively differently.

Someone recently launched an app here that simply showed time left in your day/month/life in task bar. And were charging for it. And people were paying for it. This app is actually useful and is free. You can charge right now for real value.

This is a fantastic example of simple effective. I'm sure everyone is asking for logging, and integration with other time recording tools - they would be nice feaures, but as a tool to focus on time spent and a checklist, close to perfect!

I distrust anonymous apps and am unlikely to install. Create some credibility on your landing page - a name, a link to Github profile, anything to put a human face to this.

Decided they couldn't scale a nice product huge enough fast enough e.g. 1000x, as a SaaS product, wrapped it up in an ICO. Sigh.

Looks the same as every other exchange. Near zero level of activity, recent trade prices suspect, depth book - amazing spreads!

You piqued my curiosity at Programmable Web Editor and lost me quickly on the terrible home page. I really have no clue what Sunsed is, and had no interest in finding out more. "Built by programmers" is obvious :) Go and google up on great landing pages, and start with Hunts on PH that blew up - very likely they had good landing pages.

Could be very useful for MVP. I suggest getting your onboarding slicker. Start with the 'full app walkthrough videos' link in the signup email not resulting in a Not Found page