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Hey everybody! I am very grateful with what Jam-Pod made on the launch day, I didn't expect this at all! And a great part of it was for your comments and feedbacks. You were great, and I took your comments very seriously. I am already working to improve Jam-Pod with these new ideas. They will be (in part) in the new release of the app in the store, hopefully tomorrow. That said I would like to give back what received. The app will be free to you, who supported me during the launch. So if interested write me and I will send a promotional code by email. :)

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@Gianpaolo Campoli congrats on the launch, well deserved. Left a review earlier - the trimming suggestions matching manual cuts was the part that stood out most to me. Good to hear the noise removal on outdoor recordings is on your radar for the next release.

 Hey! thank you, but I cannot see your review.

this is a genuinely nice move, most makers just say thanks and move on. curious how you're triaging the flood of launch-day feedback into what actually makes tomorrow's release vs what gets parked for later, since day-one feedback is usually a mix of real signal and people just reacting to their first five minutes with the app

@Gal Dayan good question, and I'd add - the reacting-to-first-five-minutes feedback is usually the loudest but weakest signal, since it's often "I wish it did X" without having lived with the absence of X for more than a day. the stuff worth prioritizing is probably whatever gets mentioned by unrelated people independently, that's a much stronger signal than one detailed but isolated complaint.

@Gianpaolo Campoli the metadata rebuild-from-scratch feature is the one I'd actually pay attention to, that's the kind of thing that quietly saves people from a library full of "Unknown Artist" entries. sleep timer + rename artist/album feels like the right small-scope wins for a fast follow-up release too, good call keeping this one lean instead of trying to ship everything requested at once.

yeah, feedbacks are important and I ve listened to everybody who had the patience to try the app and leave a comment. Of course I ve my idea of what the app should do, but I took the best from every comment. And to answer your questions, in the next release there is already a sleep timer and an improved library management (rename artist and album). Next step is a system that rebuild metadata from scratch if some is missing or partial. But this will take a little bit longer.