Share your product here to get support, feedback, users (w/c 27th of April)

@mike_mcmillan timezone management is the worst...hope the project goes well!

@mike_mcmillan Website looks great! A few things that weren't super clear to me: - You keep emphasizing "Asyncronous (sp?) Video Meetings" while also emphasizing the trouble with scheduling across multiple time zones. Why would the latter matter if you're primarily running the meetings asynchronously? - It wasn't clear to me what system would be used for the asynchronous video recordings, especially when the bottom FAQ mentioned "Choose your own conferencing tool". - Do you facilitate non-video meetings? - How does the product differentiate itself from the established tools like Standuply and Standups.io P.S - What framework are you building the web app with? Your visuals look pretty similar to threads.com

@mike_mcmillan Really intrigued by the idea and signed up as a beta user. I'm wondering if it can work with the site I'm creating www.teachii.com which is for teachers who want to maret their video conferencing class. Does it only work with slack?

@awt Thanks!

@blakeburch_ Thanks for the feedback! Really appreciate it. - Scheduling across timezones is the downside of the old way, the idea is that async is the new way. - I could clarify the FAQ's and increase the relevance, thanks for pointing that out. - Video, screenshare, or audio only - I've used some of the other tools out there, I found that the text updates were easier for everyone, but updates became less and less detailed over time like people were getting bored of it. My goal with RollCall is to bring teams closer together rather than adding another tool that causes more isolation. Studies show that viewers retain 95% of a video's message compared to 10% when reading text. And showing your face brings more accountability. - I built the landing with GatsbyJS. Highly recommend it. It's a static site, so it's free to host on s3, always has perfect speed/SEO scores. Looks like threads is using gatsby as well.

@hey_pavel Hi Pavel, this is a reallllly cool idea. Great job man! Some feedback I have is that I didn't see where I could put the start and ending locations to do the analysis. All I found was a single search box. I would recommend to do 2 text fields kinda like Google Maps does it. Maybe you can also help me with some feedback on my upcoming project Debt Lift, let me know what you think: https://www.producthunt.com/upco...

@hey_pavel @sebastianxtamayo yeah I'm going to second that, was confused. Look at citymapper for inspo too

@hey_pavel Love the idea and love how it works! It's just hard to figure out how to drop the pins and I don't know how to delete them!

@jamiemiki many thanks for your feedback. it's not possible to delete pins (I'll add it in the next version), but you can drag them.

@marsnegrette The landing page is super clear and resonated with me. My only note is to potentially emphasize closer to the top that the tracking is for your personal benefit and not shared with others. Because it's a Slack app, my immediate assumption was that results are shared with the workplace. I'd love to try it out, but I can't because our startup is on the free plan of Slack and maxed out at 10 apps. Any chance that this would be offered as a web-app with email reminders?

@marsnegrette hey there, Yeah I’ll echo @blakeburch_, definitely one of the cleaner sites I’ve seen! I had the same knee jerk reaction as Blake though. I assumed your emotions are shared with the team. Is that wrong? Happy to try it out all the same!

@blakeburch_ Thanks for the feedback, Blake! The privacy disclosure def going to be part of the landing page update. Related to your question, I have to check with the team but email me mars @yerbo.co and I'll let you know as soon as I can.

@jack_wright1 Hey there, thanks for the feedback! Our designer will be super happy to ear this. Your emotions and entries are private, up to you if you decide to share it with your team or take insights from there to start conversations around the matter. Awesome you want to try it, just add it to your Slack. My email is mars @yerbo.co I'd love to chat a little bit with you.

@yerbo Awesome, just got it! I'll give it a go and let you know. Feel free to email me directly at jack@indigo.nyc

@teachii I like the product itself and if it were *super* easy to get up + running I'd use it. However, on first impression - seems like a lot to deal with having to sign up, create a profile, class, etc. to get up and running. Perhaps, the general flow needs to be a little tweaked. Hit my product with some feedback if this was helpful!

@teachii Oh wow, so you help teachers create their own lessons and people can pay for them?

@teachii @stevie_j_huh Is it Partymode or JuiceRender?

@teachii @billfromberlocks partymode!

@teachii @stevie_j_huh Oh, I see. Similar to my friends app at https://getdiscipline.app

@chloe_chia Hi Chloe, interesting idea. I think users will have fear that you will spam them. Maybe you can put that this isn't spam but money savings right on the top of your web page so they don't leave before scrolling down. Maybe you can also help me with some feedback on my upcoming project Debt Lift, let me know what you think: https://www.producthunt.com/upco...

@robert_zalaudek hey there, sounds like a useful tool. The site wasn’t loading properly on my phone, so I’m still a bit fuzzy in the details. What would you consider the key value props/ differentiators for your product compared to the competition?

@robert_zalaudek The tool good be useful. I think I heard about similar products, but I cant remember. Maybe this is just the first iteration of the website, but it looks kinda out-dated (old/ pixelated pictures). The info and video on the upcoming page is more to the point.

@mick_ver Thank you very much. I appreciate it. The actual website is modern but general. This is a specific landing page focused on the support use-case.

@robert_zalaudek Ahh, yes the https://url.live/ website looks good!

@jack_wright1 Sounds interesting and I'd give it a try. Perhaps, you might want to start with "OUR WHAT" first. And may be remove, "The app is beautiful, intuitive, and easy to use" from the HOW because that just looks like a filler and you could substitute it with another unique feature of your app.. :)

@jack_wright1 Hey Jack, as above said, definitely start off with the what. I'd also suggest possibly reducing down the content in the lists, perhaps one to two lines at most; your first and second points of the "how" can definitely be reworded to just be a single point. As of now, it's a little bit hard to tell what it is so can't lay a verdict down on whether I'd use it. Best of luck!

@sekhar_chandra Hey Sekhar, Thanks for the feedback here! Yeah, this exercise was modeled after Simon Sinek "Start with Why" Ted talk. Agreed that the site / marketing materials should start with the what / how though. :) If you are interested in trying out the product, follow me or something, and I'll add you to the beta.

@stevie_j_huh Fair points! Just comments on Sekhars comment, but to reiterate: I agree. This exercise was modeled after Simon Sinek "Start with Why" Ted talk. Agreed that the site / marketing materials should start with the what / how though. And noted about pairing these down.

@mayank_gandhi I enjoyed the landing page's layout. Its "journey" look matches the theme of the app. However, the above the fold image of the phone is not very powerful and leaves me wanting.