Julie
@jkent2910
The landing page doesn't give me enough detail/explanation as to what value this is creating that I don't already have. I saw Sweep on Product Hunt a couple of days ago and just based on comparing the two landing pages, Sweep is more convincing to me as something to try.
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Patrick Mandia
@patrickmandia · Making things. Mostly at Whisper.
@jkent2910 Hey Julie, we think the landing page follows the overall theme of the product—it's designed to be pretty minimal and lightweight. Our goal is to build something that only surfaces useful information, and doesn't make you put in a lot of work to understand where your money is going. It's totally possible you already use tools that do a lot of what Jetty does right now, but if you want to understand your spending at a glance and stay on top of it without getting badgered by alerts, we think Jetty is the best solution, and hope you'll download and enjoy using it!
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Julie
@jkent2910
@patrickmandia Thanks for the reply. :) I currently don't use an app strictly for spending analysis, so maybe I'm not your target demographic because I don't see it as a huge problem for me right now. But, I was just noting that I'm not sure if your landing page really describes your value proposition is. I think you could keep it simple/lightweight but add a little bit more. Just my opinion of course. I wasn't persuaded to use Sweep, either, but comparing the two, I would be more likely to try using that first based off of the landing pages alone.
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Patrick Mandia
@patrickmandia · Making things. Mostly at Whisper.
@jkent2910 that's valid, thanks for your feedback! Once we get past the launch day madness we'll take another shot at the website.
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Liora
@liora_ · Product Manager in Silicon Beach
@patrickmandia @jkent2910 I'm inclined to agree here -- was hoping to see a little more on the landing page! I manage my finances in an excel spreadsheet. Also not a Mint kinda gal.
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