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How to make it more convincing? painlesstracker.com
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Yura Kriachko
https://painlesstracker.com
How to make it more convincing?
https://painlesstracker.com
I agree with @Aloke about the heading being too wordy.
I think you should add a video, gif or screenshots to show it in action
@tholloday Do you mean whole visible header has too much text or that the message "AI-Powered, Non-Intrusive Time Tracker" is too long?
"AI-Powered, Non-Intrusive Time Tracker" is too long. Maybe something like "Automatic Time Tracker" and then mention it's powered by AI and non-intrusive in the paragraph below.
Hi Yura. Left some feedback on Pastel: https://usepastel.com/link/58yn6/
Awesome! Thank you a lot. Also today I learned about the usepastel :)
So, I use a time tracker. But I don't know if I would switch. Im not quite sure what the value prop is, that I don't have to tag my time anymore?
And my main concerns are probably more about whether it works like my current one. Runs on the desktop not online, if I'm idle for a long time it will shut off. I can add manual entries for when I was working on something away from my computer etc.
And I think I would still want to get promoted about when my tags are changing and just checking in. It would be cool to see it suggest I change the tracking tags, but I don't trust you to just know without seeing it in action.
100% match!
Yes, this is the main value prop. Definitely makes sense to show it in action.
@Aloke @tholloday @Grendorf
Would you say this approach is better? I have tried to focus specifically on the pains of freelancers to convey the end benefit. https://imgur.com/a/8NxPgqt
I prefer the first one. I think it best describes the value proposition. The copy is really good too.
"Freelancer on the hourly project" should be "Freelancer on a hourly project".
The top one is interesting to me, but not for the reason your headline indicates. Basically, what I like about it is the ability to properly assign times while looking back. I'm not sure your software can handle it, because I am using all the same tools.
Example: Client work vs. bug fixes is something I want to actively track better. But sometimes I'll be doing client work, hit a bug and go to fix it. In the long run, I want to know if we are overall decreasing bugs and bug fix time. I could probably measure that if you can show me what files I was viewing in Atom and Pycharm. Are you monitoring that deeply?
@Grendorf
That's a nice case. It was one of the main features for me as well, to look back in history and restore it.
Yes, it does track the files. Here is the example of my recent activity with Sublime Text. https://imgur.com/a/dFRR9VM . It shows that I was working on a file
features.md. Typically, if I name git branch with/bug/somethingit picks upbuginto keywords.