Hey Indie Hackers!
The team at JotPrompt has been working hard to create a platform that empowers people to explore and run prompts directly on the site, all while keeping things simple and free. So far, people are signing up and using the site, which is amazing! 🎉
But here’s the challenge: we’re not getting enough feedback.
We know JotPrompt has the potential to grow into a valuable tool and community resource, but to do that, we need to hear from you—our users and the Indie Hackers community. What’s working? What’s confusing? What would make it better?
Right now, we’re stuck in a bit of a guessing game. Usage is happening, but without feedback, we can’t be sure we’re solving the right problems or creating the best experience.
To all the seasoned Indie Hackers out there:
How do you encourage users to leave feedback?
What tools or tactics have worked for you?
How do you frame feedback requests to get meaningful insights?
We’ve tried adding calls to action on the site and in emails, but it hasn’t generated much response yet.
If you’ve used JotPrompt, we’d love to hear your feedback—good, bad, or anything in between.
What did you like?
What confused you?
What feature would you love to see next?
Feel free to check it out here: https://jotprompt.com and let us know what you think!
Thank you in advance for your insights and advice—it means the world to us and helps us make JotPrompt better for everyone. 💡
Let’s keep building and improving together! 🚀