Looking for early users to test Daily Clarity
Hey everyone đź‘‹
Back to building and back here at Indiehackers after a break.
I'm building Daily Clarity. It helps you reflect with an AI thinking partner and practice high-stakes conversations before they happen. 5 minutes a day.
I built this for myself initially to help me think and articulate better. To preserve my critical thinking ability and not lose it to AI in every situation (it is getting harder to do this with every passing day).
The product is live and I have a few early users (friends, network) using the app. Looking for feedback specifically on the landing page, onboarding and the session experience.
Here's the link: https://dailyclarity.ai
Happy to review your landing page or try out your product and share feedback.
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Solid site, genuinely interesting product. Three things that break trust with a cold visitor before they click.
The headline doesn't tell you who it's for.
"Make clear thinking your unfair advantage" is elegant, but it belongs to everyone and therefore no one. A cold visitor arriving from a Reddit thread doesn't know if this is for founders, managers, salespeople, or anyone who ever had a hard conversation. The subheadline says "bad conversations," which is still everyone. When the product isn't aimed at someone specific, the person you're actually targeting doesn't feel seen and scrolls past.
The only testimonial is from the founder.
"I've spent over a decade building brands... Built Daily Clarity because I needed it." That's Pramod Rao explaining why he made the thing, not a customer explaining what it changed. A cold visitor reads that and registers zero external validation. It reads as a founder story, not social proof.
The pricing contradicts itself.
The schema and presumably the pricing page say $30/month or $20/month annual. The closing CTA says "Plans from $10/mo after your free trial." A visitor who notices that gap has to reconcile three different price signals with no explanation. That moment of arithmetic is usually when the tab closes.
These are the three that jumped out immediately. There are usually more. Drop your URL at https://briefd.it and I'll send the full breakdown free, PDF in your inbox.