Hi everyone,
Over the last few weeks, I’ve been building a web-based tool called SaveVidClips that helps users download public videos from platforms like Kwai and Kuaishou directly through their browser.
The idea came from noticing how difficult it can be for users to save videos for offline viewing, research, content organization, or personal archiving without installing additional software.
My goal was to keep the experience as simple as possible:
No software installation
Fast video processing
Mobile-friendly interface
Clean and lightweight design
Works directly in the browser
Simple copy-and-paste workflow
While building the project, I spent most of my time focusing on:
Page speed optimization
User experience
Mobile responsiveness
Reducing unnecessary steps in the download process
Making the tool accessible for non-technical users
I’d love feedback from the Indie Hackers community on:
Website design and layout
User experience
Landing page clarity
Feature suggestions
Performance improvements
Trust signals that might be missing
Website:
https://savevidclips.com/
A few questions I'd especially appreciate input on:
Does the homepage immediately explain what the tool does?
Is the interface simple enough for first-time visitors?
What would make you trust a tool like this more?
Are there any features you'd expect but don't currently see?
Thanks in advance for any feedback. I'm always interested in learning how other founders approach usability and product improvement.