murls
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Hi everyone,
After more than 10 years building websites for clients, I finally decided to build something for myself.
Over the years, I noticed the same problem over and over. Businesses had their contact details, WhatsApp, location, business hours, booking links, and social profiles scattered everywhere. They kept answering the same questions and sharing multiple links.
I wanted to simplify that experience.
That's why I built murls , a simple business page where customers can find everything in one place, save your contact with one tap, or scan a QR code from a business card, storefront, or flyer.
One interesting thing is that some of my favorite features weren't planned. A client needed a better digital business card, which led to one tap contact saving and QR codes becoming core parts of the product.
This is still early, and I'm sure there are things I haven't thought of yet.
I'd genuinely love your feedback.
Does the problem resonate with you?
What's missing?
What would stop you from using it?
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.
1 Comment
The part I found most interesting wasn't the landing page—it was that the core product shifted because of a real customer request.
Some of the best product decisions happen when you notice people consistently trying to solve a slightly different problem than the one you originally set out to fix.