This is super cool, but I think your landing page could really benefit from a screenshot of the tool in use...I honestly couldn't tell you what it did just from reading the page.
Also, to build a great landing page, communicate the "Why" as in why I want it as a customer, and less of "what" I'm getting ("AI Insights!", "Hassle Free!"). Tell me why this product will make my business or project better.
I also have no idea what sarahah was. But I used a search engine and read about it. It took about 30 seconds to understand why the author is using his app as a reference. It was wildly popular for a while but was used in a way that the mighty duopoly of Google and Apple disliked, so it got removed.
No platform should facilitate targeted anonymous messages; that’s one thing we’ve for sure learned about social media, in part thanks to Sarahah. It should be noted that the reason Google and Apple “disliked” it is that hundreds of thousands of their customers petitioned to have it removed. Those people were mostly parents whose kids were getting bullied anonymously.
anonymity brings many challenges indeed. with regards to the petition and what's commonly shared in conventional media, we have proved to Apple that it's based on a falsified case that our filtration system doesn't allow, the removal's story is rather complicated and not justified and many other anonymous apps were allowed, what we were told after clarifying this to Apple was: "executives requested the removal".
Anyhow, this is no history and we surely learned many lessons from sarahah
an interesting fact is that sarahah's original idea was inspired by my boss's request for feedback, and the early version of owlears was just that (anonymous feedback in the workplace)
Thank you
Most social media requires some identifying details to make it difficult to cyberbully someone without recourse. Sarahah did not. A lot of young people suffered because of Sarahah
It was a knock-off/copy of apps that pivoted or shut down in previous years(circa 2015) for the same reasons. They simply failed to take the lessons learned from apps like Secret, Yik Yak, and Whisper about facilitating wanton anonymous post on the interwebs
Am I right to think that OwlEars is supposed to summarize a user's typed comment?
Anyway, here's a datapoint - I added this user comment.
"Spindeliver dropped my food on the road several times,as I watched the delivery cyclist ride wobbling down our street. I think he was drunk, and my food was pulled out of a puddle in front of my eyes, and handed to me. I declined to tip the rider and he became belligerent. I shall not use Spindeliver again."
OwlEars gave it a 55% positive score, which seems a bit optimistic.
Why is close button on the left side? And it is not even aligned properly. Oh, and it's a <span> element. And "Send" button is a <div>.
Please, take some time and improve accessibility. Your future users won't notice, but that is the point.
Is this a feedback widget on the frontend and an AI summarizer on the backend? If not, then I have no idea what it is. If so, then consider being clearer about (a) what the tool specifically does, (b) what uses cases it specifically addresses.
I'm so grateful for the feedback sonofhans, I added a comment with a link to sample feedback box and analysis.
startups/companies can share the box as a link, widget or QR code, the backend is just raw feedback with a button that analyzes with A.I. and provides recommendations
I surely need to cover the points you mentioned.
Thanks a million
Alright everyone,
Thanks again for the super helpful feedback.
I've indeed updated the website to offer a free plan and have made major changes to the copy.
Please feel free to share feedback anytime.
well, if we can get the job down with a simple form, why not?
The goal here is to simplify giving feedback, and no to frame responses with surveys
Thanks a lot
oh, I actually feared this would be considered another AI tool
AI is not the core of the platform but rather a feature, I definitely failed to clarify this, or perhaps I focused on it so much in the last few days
Can you please share what led you to think it's an EEG thing?
It says it gets data from people's minds. How else is something like that supposed to work? But in fact it gets it from keyboard input or whatever, rather than what it claims.
Its literally just an input box/form, and a summarizer. I was at expecting something that had hidden mics everywhere and recorded everything people said about your business. Or maybe a Slack bot that was in every single public Slack channel and listened to everything people convo that mentioned your business.
Yes, privacy violating, but thats what i was expecting based on the tagline. I mean u gotta live up to your claims!
Also, to build a great landing page, communicate the "Why" as in why I want it as a customer, and less of "what" I'm getting ("AI Insights!", "Hassle Free!"). Tell me why this product will make my business or project better.
"We are hear to support you" -> here
Sure sign of a trustworthy middleware author
Isn't this basically all social media? Or just the internet in general? It's pretty trivial to do on any platform I can think of.
Anyway, here's a datapoint - I added this user comment.
"Spindeliver dropped my food on the road several times,as I watched the delivery cyclist ride wobbling down our street. I think he was drunk, and my food was pulled out of a puddle in front of my eyes, and handed to me. I declined to tip the rider and he became belligerent. I shall not use Spindeliver again."
OwlEars gave it a 55% positive score, which seems a bit optimistic.
Please see a sample box here: https://owlears.com/o/df8e1b0a and a demo analysis: https://owlears.com/obdemo
Many thanks
a HTML form, with AI: :-o
Can you please share what led you to think it's an EEG thing?
Thank you
Yes, privacy violating, but thats what i was expecting based on the tagline. I mean u gotta live up to your claims!
many thanks!