Hi all,
I've joined the indie hackers community recently, so far I've been only reading posts. I'm a software engineer looking for motivation for a side hustle. I recognised that I'm passionate about building user friendly software, and I'm very critical when I see shortcomings in products and usually I have good eye for spotting bugs.
As such I want to validate an idea - whether people would pay for someone to try out and test their products.
If you want someone to test your products and assemble critical feedback for FREE - consider sending me a message with the following details:
I will test as much as possible from your products but I will be doing this for limited period for the next 2 weeks.
In return I will only ask you to give me feedback on how I did and whether you would consider paying for this service in the future.
Thanks,
Anton
Good idea, get to learn what everyone is doing and get connected to a bunch of founders :)
Thanks for doing this, I plan on doing something similar for the IH community.
Hi Volkan, I've sent you my feedback.
Hey Anton, if you have any interest in machine learning, check out: https://mlrequest.com
You can signup for a free API key there. If it's too domain-specific, I understand. I'm happy to give you a critique :D
Hi @mathieujofis, would you be more specific which part of your products you would like me to focus on? Landing pages/API itself/API docs etc?
mlrequest is still in the validation phase, so everything you mentioned is wide open for feedback :)
I'm trying to see if the landing page communicates the service well enough, if the API is flexible/useful enough, and if the documentation is understandable or it needs more clarification/details.
Whatever you feel comfortable with!
You can leave feedback here, or email me at hello@mlrequest.com
Awesome but one suggestion if you don't mind. I think the free offering should be lowered as the free plan has 50k API calls while the $10 plan has 100k calls. I have commonly seen the free-to-paid ratio to be somewhere around 1:5 or 1:6 or sometime more. If it is working for you, it's already great then. Just a perpective. :)
It's a little tricky, but you'll notice on the paid plans they have unlimited model training. For the free plan you can only train (or predict) for up to the 50k api calls you mentioned. People who get a free API key will quickly realize this, if they didn't understand when they signed up. Any ideas on how to make it more clear?
Hey, Anton
It would be great if you can give me feedback for this and I will give you feedback in return
You can access my product at outrankio.com with the three tools I created
You can email me back at hi@outrankio.com
Thank you so much for showing interest, I've sent you my feedback on the email you provided.
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Thanks, Tonixx
It's true I have received so much spam from spam bots
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Thanks, Tonixx but I got it
This is a great idea... I know someone working on something similar (betatesta.xyz) ... i already know that I would pay for this (if the feedback is of sufficient depth and actionable).
landing page: yoodonate.com
app: staging.yoodonate.com
You can reach me at Sam@yoodo.... .com.
Thanks!
Well you absolutely nailed your post title! Great way to validate your own idea too. Sure let's do this:
Access: https://leavemealone.app
Test: the flow from landing page (did it convert you) -> onboarding (does it explain the service) -> unsubscribing (how did you find the UX etc)
Feedback: you can post here, email, or submit our feedback form
Privasim.com
Hi @antonbelev! Great idea!
Have a look at https://30wears.app
The app's all about tracking how much you wear your clothes on a daily basis.
I'd love to hear what you think.
Hey Anton, if you're able to checkout an Android app i've made i'd appreciate a fresh set of eyes to take a look. I made a post about it earlier here: https://www.indiehackers.com/post/product-launch-would-love-opinions-e5c4bc2f86
It'll have the details you asked for, would love if you could help out.
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