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Hey @sroda - congratulations on launching. It's a cool idea. I like how you show demos on the page.

One suggestion: I found myself wondering who it was for. Because you said "podcasts", I assumed it was for people who currently post podcasts on Spotify or YouTube. But from your demos, it looks like it's for people who want to answer questions from fans with audio messages because they want a more expressive way of answering.

One way to address this is by showing social proof:

For example: "Deepak uses Piiba to answer fan Q&A when he needs more words than Twitter allows. Jose uses Piiba to tell his podcast fans when his new episodes are live. Ali uses Piiba to share 90 seconds snippets of his old podcast episodes to re-engage his audience."

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I would place the “Invite Code” and “Join Waitlist” buttons with their own separate background
I already joined the waitlist! Can I get a code?

Is this product live? I would love to create my own minipodcast

Hi Santiago!

I'm a bit confused. Sorry.

I didn't understand piiba. What is a 90s podcast? Is is a Twitter Audio? Something that will be hosted somewhere?

Then I there was an access code and a waiting list... I used the access code, but I felt you were filtering who could navigate through the LP hints and didn't quite like being tested.

The product itself looks interesting. Because this is audio, it important to be able to make the coolest piibas bubble up in the feed, as I don't see myself listening to every single piiba until I find something worth listening to. 😃

Would like to hear from @8bit 🙌