Looking for your help and insights!

Hi Stas - looks like you have some competition to deal with.

Hard to know without more details of what you have tried, some observations:

• There are no ratings, that would probably help.
• Timepal appears quite the way down the list when I searched for 'time tracking'. Is there anything you can do to improve this?
• has anyone written about the app? Can you get it reviewed anywhere?
• can you do a giveaway in return for some reviews?
• find out who your competitors are following, and follow them.
• if your target is freelancers (for example) are you following and engaging with them?

Hi Stas,

Who is the product for? Are you having conversations with those people? Reading through the copy it is not clear who this is for nor why someone would need a time-tracking app.

It may be worthwhile interviewing people who you think would benefit from tracking their time so you understand their needs. This will also help you'll discover gaps that no other time-tracking app is filling. You can also pickup on the word choices your ideal customers use and add them to your website copy.

Here are a couple thoughts on the header copy:

"Automatic and manual time-tracking finally united"
Is this the greatest benefit? Is this the #1 end-goal for customers? Does this describe the #1 thing people get out of the product? Maybe being more direct would help. E.g. For a consultant, getting paid on time may be an issue or providing detailed invoices to their clients may be important.

"Stressless timekeeping"
Is time tracking stressful or is more of an aggravation? Maybe rather than focusing on what the product is not focus on what it is.

I hope this is of help.

Hi Stas — site and app look really good.

As the other poster mentioned, this space is incredibly competitive. I know the space pretty well, and yet I don't think I've seen the rules-based time tracking thing.

It looks like a very smart idea, with a lot of interesting possibilities, including some to get you more users (e.g. integration with widely used project management software like Asana).

As far as traffic sources, I wouldn't bet on social media for a B2B product like this. I would probably start with the usual things like SEO (reverse engineer traffic sources for competitors), especially B2B software review websites.