Gutting my landing page and dropping "AI"

Gutted the chatter.plus landing page this week. I was working on a pitch deck and realized my own site didn't explain what the thing does. If you clicked it before and thought, "I don't get it," totally fair. Take another look if you're curious.

Handmade, not a site builder. Feels nuts at this point with all the good site builders out there, but I do love my animation in the hero.

Also, shifting the branding away from AI. It's a word with baggage, and honestly, it undersells the tool. Yeah, there's an AI core that interprets feedback, but that's one step. The auto-monitoring, the digests, the surveys that let users calibrate your feedback items, the auto-follow-ups to people who reported issues—that's the actual product. Not "AI wrapper with pretty UI."

Part of that clarity: it's not about AI. It's about coverage. Tomorrow I'm rolling out six more integrations: Steam Reviews, Steam Discussions, App Store Reviews, Intercom, and Zendesk. That brings it to 11 sources total (technically infinite with the webhook, but I'll only count it as one). Still need to test those last two a bit more, but they're close.

P.S. Fun realization. The TLD .plus, while cool, is blocked on many platforms. Reddit is a big one; it will auto-remove any post or message with it. To get around this, I made a new usechatterplus.com domain for social posting.