Hi hackers!
UserBit is finally LIVE on producthunt - https://www.producthunt.com/posts/userbit
It is a suite of tools to understand business and user needs. Create interview notes, synthesize data, develop personas, generate sitemaps and other design documents that bring founders, designers, and developers on the same page. All tools on UserBit platform sync in real-time to allow teams to collaborate without missing a beat.
I spent a better part of the last decade working in (and running) UX teams of all sizes. Every team I worked with was looking for a way to make research and ideation faster and more organized. Last year, I finally decided to start working full-time on a solution — UserBit.
I got UserBit beta–ready from the ground up solo without any funding. From then on, a constantly growing number of excited beta users has been my fuel. If you want to know more about the journey so far you can read the day-by-day account of building UserBit here - https://blog.crayonbits.com/
I look forward to your comments/questions and feedback!
That looks like an amazing product, targeting an important and sizeable niche. Congratulations, and I wish you the best of luck going forward.
wow! thank you for your kind words. It is definitely targeting an important need that I myself have struggled with for quite a few years. I am excited for the future :)
Congrats, the service looks really nice! Good luck!
Thank you so much!
Wow. This is a cool app. It's a bit more than I need at the moment, but a place to collect interview feedback seems like it would be really useful. Do you have plans to allow users to integrate data from user testing?
For example, I have two groups of users I'm talking too. I might interview each group, and in addition, run an A/B test to validate some of my assumptions. It would be nice to see that there as well.
I'm really not your target user though, so take what I say with at least a few grains of salt. Either way, good luck!
Thank you so much for your comment! UserBit was designed with the discovery phase in mind. I certainly think closing the loop and including a way to analyze User testing data would be fantastic! There's some work needed to get there... but I think eventually :)
You brought up a really good point and clearly value research and ideation in product design. You sure you're not my target user?? haha thanks again!