Closed beta ready!
by SiliconAcidFinally, the closed beta is online. I should now start looking for beta testers. I am now building a knowledge base and putting together some quick-start tutorials but I guess I won't publish them until someone actually test the product without any guidelines. Any beta testers out there?
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If you want people to use it, you should just let people use it. Closed beta seems overkill. Call it early access and open it up so we can see what it looks like and iterate on that feedback.
Having no guides and not being able to see the product, means most people will ignore it and walk away.
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valid comments. Regarding guides etc I'd like to see if anyone realizes the flow and usage of the platform with no guides at all, so I could then iterate the flow and build a better user experience before actually launching publicly. Something like a focus group lets say.
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Hey hey - I know it's early days and you're still working on positioning but looking at your site I'm being told "what" it is but not "why" I should use it. What do you imagine people will want to use no-code embeddable forms or calendars for?
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100% true. As you can see I haven't yet worked on the website so all that you mention are indeed missing. However, this is early days as you said. Lets call this an MVPs mvp, where I am still working on shaping the idea and hence position properly towards the "solution" presentation. I've written a more detailed post here on IH on another flair in which I tried to explain as much as possible: https://www.indiehackers.com/post/feedback-wanted-flowframes-embeddable-single-page-link-groups-forms-events-and-lists-20518d2d19
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