Apricot
Face the fire hose: discover the content that matters
Hey Indie Hackers! How many streaming TV subscriptions are you juggling? Getting tired of switching back and forth to figure out what to watch?
Are you:
🔸 Unsure when the next season of your go-to series will air?
🔸 Struggling to stay up-to-date on all your must-watch shows?
🔸 Looking for specific guests or topics on talk-shows or docuseries?
Now you can follow your favorite TV shows alongside your other content like YouTube videos, podcasts, newsletters, and blog posts. You can either browse your main Apricot feed for a mix of content or check out the dedicated Television section when you're searching for something to watch.
Give it a try in the app: https://app.theapricot.io 🎉
We're always looking for feedback, so please let us know what you think! And if you have any suggestions for additional features, we'd love to hear them.
-Brian
Hello Indie Hackers world! I recently launched Apricot, a cross-platform content aggregator. I've just started to work on building traction, aka finding product-market fit, and I'd love feedback on my landing page to see if the message is getting across clearly.
If you have a minute, please check out
I'd love feedback on the clarity of the message. How well are you able to answer these questions after spending 30 seconds on the site?
- What problem does Apricot solve?
- What is the product, actually? What does it do?
- Why should you use it?
- How to start using it?
If you have feedback on the business itself, that's great too.
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The first view of the landing page doesn't give a clear explanation of the app. It should be simpler and easier to understand. The visuals are very nice. You might want to check this out
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Great reference, will do.
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Not sure whether that is how it is supposed to work, but when getting started from a desktop browser it did allow me to proceed to sign up, while as per the image of a mobile phone on the landing page, it did convey a message that it's a mobile app.
So I would probably at first specify what the product is - a mobile app, a web platform, a plugin... Something so people landing on the page understand whether this product fits the device they are using or planning to use for the service.
Also practice shows that it's always a good idea to add "Sign up/ Sign up free" button on the landing page, as Get started sounds intriguing yet not as self-explanatory as we'd want it to be.
Hope my comment is on point, otherwise, nice work with the Apricot and best of success with your product. Shoutout to the philosophy of the Apricot :)
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I like the "Face the fire hose" line but I don't think it's clarifying what value Apricot is providing.
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Fair, I'll have to think more about that.
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Is it like an app for your phone notifications?
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No, so that's great feedback. I'll have to work on making the "what" clearer. Thanks!
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