I got roasted by a tester. They thought my AI Jira tool was a broken language translator.

I recently submitted Tasquery (my AI bridge that turns messy notes into Jira tickets) to get some raw feedback.

It was brutal, but 100% accurate. I suffered from the "Curse of Knowledge." Here are my 3 most embarrassing mistakes:

1. The "Translate" Disaster My hero copy said "translate chaotic text." The tester pasted a normal description, and the AI aggressively formatted it into Jira Acceptance Criteria. They thought it was a broken language app! (Fix: Changed copy to "Format" or "Convert").

2. The Invisible Output When they hit "Generate," the result appeared below the fold. They didn't even know the app worked until they accidentally scrolled down. (Fix: Adding auto-scroll).

3. Missing the USP They asked, "Why not just use ChatGPT?" I realized my landing page failed to explain the real value: Zero prompt engineering. Tasquery has the perfect Jira prompt built-in. (Fix: Rewriting the hero section).

Getting roasted hurts, but it’s the best UX audit you can get.

What’s the most embarrassing flaw a fresh user has pointed out to you?