If you have two minutes: make one snipplet, then tell me where you almost gave up. What was confusing, what looked bad, what would stop you from coming back.
Yes, you have to make an account first... that's one of the things I want roasted.
And the detail that makes it... the bit you'd only know if you'd actually been.
I'll start: Alfred Coffee. Iced matcha cloud cream with almond milk, regular cream top, and no salt on top. 12oz is a better ratio than the 16oz. Trust me.
When Snipplet launched here in August, the feedback was pretty consistent: people wanted it for their own city, not just trips, and they wanted creating and sharing a guide to take seconds, not minutes.
We launched on Product Hunt yesterday and the response has been amazing. Thank you to everyone who supported us!
Now I want to hear the real stuff: what did you like, what confused you, what would you change? If you haven't tried it yet, Snipplet lets you turn your favorite places into beautiful, shareable visual guides. Use code PRODUCTHUNT to get a free month of Pro.
Hey everyone! Wanted to say thanks again for all the support on launch day. We've been heads down building based on your feedback -> better sharing, creator stats, and more coming so soon!
Quick question: What's the one feature that would make you use Snipplet regularly? Would love to hear what would make it stick for you.
I've been hearing conflicting advice around this topic. Some say let people explore everything freely (browsing, viewing guides, even starting to create) and only ask for signup when they want to save or share. Others say gate it early so you capture leads.
Right now anyone can browse the explore page and view public guides without an account. But creating requires signup.
For those who've tested this: did reducing friction before signup actually increase conversions, or did it just increase window shoppers? Where's the line between "let them fall in love first" and "you're giving away the product for free"?
Would love to hear what's worked (and what hasn't) for your products.
Most travel tools help you plan trips. Snipplet does the opposite. It's for places you've already been and actually loved. Save your favorite spots, add photos and tips, and it becomes a visual guide you can share with one link. No more scattered screenshots or 47 tab Google Docs. Make it yours with custom fonts, colors, stickers, backgrounds, and themes. Or drop a screenshot in and let AI build it for you. Real recs from real people. Works for Tokyo or your favorite spots around the corner.
Huge thank you to everyone who supported Snipplet today - the upvotes, comments, and feedback mean more than you know. This is just the beginning. Lots of exciting features coming soon! If you haven't tried it yet, we'd love to have you: snipplet.com Use code PRODUCTHUNT for free pro access for a month!
I've run into the same problem for years while traveling or trying new local places. Every time a friend asked "where should I eat in Miami?" I'd spend 40 minutes digging through screenshots, saved posts, and old messages trying to piece together recommendations. Or when I'd revisit a matcha place in my area, I'd forget the exact way I ordered it. Was it two pumps of vanilla or 3? What did I like and not like about it? And how can I share this feedback with others too? When I did find my notes, sharing them was painful. I once wrote out an entire itinerary with comments and tips for a friend. It looked organized in my Notes app but the second I pasted it into a text message it became this unreadable wall of text. I'm surprised people haven't struggled with this as much as I have. How do you keep these discoveries and recommendations organized?
