I'm creating a review platform focused on helping creators and builders choose the best no-code/low-code stack for their needs.
The platform lists the most commonly used tools by creators, builders, side hustlers; and it collects reviews from those who have used these tools.
I have a working (but buggy) prototype here - https://beste.biz/ (best viewed on mobile) The first category I chose is tools for Twitter.
Would you find this platform useful while deciding what tools/SaaS/software to use for your next side project or startup?
PS: honest (and brutal) feedback welcome and appreciated
I've always liked such collections though the challenge with them is of choice overload. Firstly simplify selection. Secondly, most folks who know what they are looking for, i.e say for e.g a s/w to automate twitter posts would google that and get pertinent results. I believe (my personal opinion) these lists majorly cater to folks that dont have any specific requirement but are curious and will try something if they come across anything interesting. So your challenge is to make that process fruitful to the user. Help those that are not looking for anything specific come across something they will try.
Thank you so much. This is great feedback.
With the relatively new and young SaaS/no-code tools, even if you know what you want, you will still take some time to compare it other options or just getting more details on what you think you want. And I'm trying to solve that challenge or provide those answers.
With that said, I think the challenge you pointed is fair - and needs more thought.