Looking for feedback! Concept and landing page!
Hi! I'm building https://www.socialkeeper.io , an email based personal relationship manager.
The whole idea of the app is to remind you to get in touch with friends that are not in your inner circle. I tried a few existing solutions but they all wanted me to download apps, needed my friends to join a social network or were way too complex for my needs.
With Socialkeeper, you will, once in a while, receive emails reminding you to talk to someone. These emails contain special links that start a chat (Whatsapp, FB messenger or SMS), an email or a phone call directly with your friend.
Socialkeeper tracks these action links clicks and schedules future reminders based on your actions.
What do you think? Do you like the landing page? The concept? It might be useful to keep in touch with business contacts and old co-workers, who knows!
Thanks!
I think that the colours really complement each other really well and give the page a really refreshing look, especially since you're using all light colours.
Your landing page is really simple and straight to the point. Absolutely great for communicating information at first glance. So yes, I like your landing page, but you could do better by adjusting the space between the contents.
Although I don't really keep in touch with my contacts via email, I do think that this is a great concept for the people who use email as their primary form of communication between friends and colleagues. I may want to use it someday to keep in touch with my contacts!
In terms of design, I absolutely love it. Especially the dotted line connecting the four vector illustrations.
Good luck with your app. Cheers!
Thanks for the long comment!
The thing with the emails is just to remind you about getting in touch with someone else. The email has links to open whatsapp, sms, FB messenger directly on your friend's chat window. There are also links to call your friend, which opens the dialer app and an email link to compose an email with your friend's email address already completed.
The whole idea is to minimize friction between getting the reminder via email and starting a conversation via your preferred medium
I really like your landing page and the copy. Very neat.
I am learning web dev and I'm curious how you added those dots connecting the steps together? https://imgur.com/sirMwxU
Hi! Thanks for your comment!
Regarding the dots, it's an SVG with absolute position relative to the "steps" container and translated to fit.
Very well done. What did you use to create the landing page and the graphics? It is very clear and easy to understand.
When it comes to the concept. I like it since it is a problem I have. I like the idea of it suggesting me to reach out. I wouldn't pay $5 for it though...but then again, I'm a cheap bastard ;) If it does a better job of cajoling me to contact someone...maybe its worth the $5.
Good luck
Hi! Thanks! The landing page is made with react, bulma for css and undraw for the vector graphics. The whole site is a SPA made with react.
As for the business model, it's just a test as the whole project was built to learn react more than anything else. But if it works, even better!
Very very nice looking landing page, great job!
Thanks!
Nice idea and good looking site!
Email would be the worst method to make me do something but I see lots of people organizing their entire lives trough their inboxes so maybe you are 100% right ;-)
I sure hope so!
I think this is a good idea, and I like the page.
My only input is that I found the 'Cultivate your friendships' paragraph a little crowded and difficult to read. Increasing the line-height made it feel a little less crowded:
https://imgur.com/a/CGXnyoE
(feel free to ignore this, it might just be my rubbish screen😊 )
You're right! Will change that to improve legibility.
how was the landing page built?
React and bulma for css
Very well laid out, could be a huge boon for a lot of people. Love it and the price point feels good.
I wonder if you've given thought to family/group/batch options? One person might like to buy a bundle of memberships and then share then with family or friends. Just a thought, maybe that's as easy as issuing a collection of codes to a group payer and letting them send the invites. That could give a little viral(ish) kick to the whole thing.
One slightly confusing point I noted was that sign-in appears to be the only entry point, and log-in isn't an obvious option.
Thanks! First I want to validate by getting some paid users, but then it might work!
I like the website. It is clean and simple. The homepage describes exactly what I would get with the service and lays out how it is done nicely.
This is a problem that I have as well. I am really bad at keeping touch with people. I also gave up on FB like 7 years ago so that makes it even harder.
Thanks!
And yes, I too left Facebook a long time ago and instagram feels too passive, as in "I know what you are up to, but we don't really talk".
I'm trying to push myself into starting a conversation instead of just liking a post.
I really like the idea of the app and the landing page looks nice.
If I had to give it some criticism I would say your 30 day free trial button gets lost in the background for me. When I first go to a products page, I need an anchor to immediately draw my eyes and focus. On your page it's the pink phone, which doesn't provide any relevant information about your product or allow me to take an action -- like signing up. The solution might be as simple as making the green solid hover state of the button the default. Overall though great job!
Thanks! I'm gonna try to make the button solid and remove the image when on mobile so it doesn't take up too much space.
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Hi! thanks for the feedback! Those are placeholders at the moment, I need to create them first :) !
What do you think about the concept? Is it worth 5 bucks?
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I was thinking about making a free version with a limit of maybe 2 or 3 friends, but I want to test if someone is willing to pay for this first. Do you think that's a good approach?
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