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Do we need another feedback tool?

I’ve been mulling over another idea; an embedded-able, super simple feedback tool tool that allows folks to click and submit their answer.

I’m thinking four emojis representing ; meh, I like it, I love it, I hate it

I’ve seen something super similar in Disqus forms and The Hustle newsletters.

on January 10, 2020
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    I have the almost exact same idea and wrote about it 2 weeks ago: https://www.indiehackers.com/post/how-do-you-know-if-your-customers-are-happy-d20f67a9e7. Haven't done extensive research yet but thinking about building something.

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      Heh! We just shared a moment 😬
      I’m down to collaborate, though. I’m a Rails dev that can sell

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        Curious to hear if you eventually started building this. After thinking about it for a while I recently started building, check it on https://freddyfeedback.com/?source=indie_hackers. It's pre-private beta now, if you like to hear some sign up for the early access list ;-)

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    I'm not sure. I would think you would like to know "what" is wrong or good on your idea/product. Suppose you get a lot of meh responses, you have no idea why and where you can improve your idea/product. On the other hand, you're likely to get more responses.

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    I’ve seen this type of thing in two fellow designers concepts just this week - I would say yes! No one wants to spend time on giving feedback, but clicking a button/icon is easy. My 2 cents.