Behavly is your AI companion for better website decisions. Enter your URL and get actionable suggestions on content, design, and functionality. Overcome decision paralysis with purposeful tweaks tailored to your website.
Hey PH community!
I developed this tool with a simple belief: obtaining insights on enhancing your website shouldn't be a difficult task. I noticed two common approaches:
Generating ideas independently: Although we all often attempt this, the abundance of potential tweaks going through our mind can lead to decision paralysis, hindering any actual changes.
Seeking feedback from others: Overcoming the challenge of requesting feedback is one thing, but finding someone available to provide constructive insights can be another obstacle.
That's why I made Behavly – a solution crafted to simplify this process, offering you an alternative resource for generating suggestions on how to enhance your website effortlessly.
@erik_zavodsky what I love about your product is how self-evident the value is, within seconds of seeing the landing page I got the idea and could see myself parting with money for the service! Good luck with the launch
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@erik_zavodsky A suggestion from me, we all know that small-scale AB tests can lead to considerable improvements in site performance. I wonder if there is an opportunity for you to include experimentation ideas in the guidance: for e.g. 'Consider testing this' copy, button colour, image choices etc
@al_gordon Thank you for the detailed comment. What you're describing is exactly what the idea was from the beginning -- that relatively small changes can have a disproportionately positive impact on one metric or more. I didn't make the suggestions explicitely say 'Consider X instead of Y', but I was hoping to express that implicitly by simply writing out the suggestions. But yeah, regardless of whether someone chooses visual, copywriting or general suggestions, they're all guided to be written in the form of 'consider X for this section/button/text'. Not all suggestions always turn out to follow that pattern haha; I suppose prompting AI can be diffiuclt
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Congratulations on the launch, @erik_zavodsky! One thing I really like is the example suggestions you give for Cazoo. It shows potential users what kind of help they can get for their website if they use Behavly. Nothing better than providing value right upfront! Best of luck.
@plbompard thank you, both for the support and help with early testing/feedback :)
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Very cool product! It's pretty easy for me to get jaded while making constant little tweaks to a website, having an assistant/second opinion like this tool sounds super helpful.
I think a cool feature to add to this product would be the option to implement multiple of the AI suggestions and A/B test them against one another (or against the original design) to get some data to prove the tool is making improvements.
@ayman_hang Thanks for the feedback and idea :) Regarding the feature you propose -- I agree, and that is roughly the direction I'd like to take with this tool. Do you think it should then be integrated as an internal tool for a particular website?
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@erik_zavodsky I was picturing your tool providing a code snippet that the user plugs into their website and allows Behavly to track their metrics, similar to setting up Microsoft Clarity. Then maybe your tool can tell when its suggestion was implemented on the website and categorize the collected performance data as being before or after that change.
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I just signed up and love the suggestions and am using them to A/B test different pages on my site.
Feature request: It would be great if there was a log of the past suggestions, so I can have them to refer back to.
Hey, @erik_zavodsky congrats on the launch! it's a great product for website improvement! The simplicity in generating suggestions is fantastic. Will definitely integrate it into my process. Quick question: any plans to include industry-specific insights in the future? Great job on Behavly!
@shivam_singh63 thank you, appreciate the feedback :) Regarding your question -- I'm definitely not opposed to it if it gains some traction. Are there some specific industries you have in mind and how they could be utilized/integrated into Behavly?
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