For early product validation the landingpage of SAYA is live. I'd be so grateful if you could have a look at it and provide some feedback on the features of the app! 🫶
Congrats on getting it live, Lukas — that's the hard step. For the validation stage, two quick thoughts: (1) the page's job right now is one question — "who is this for and what does it do for them" — readable in 5 seconds above the fold; "sleep analytics" is a category, not yet a promise. (2) Give visitors exactly one next step (waitlist / early-access signup) and make it impossible to miss — everything else is noise until you know what people came for. I'd also love to see one line on what a user does with the analysis (change their sleep? show their doctor?). I run Fastlane Studio — we build landing pages for founders at exactly this stage, and I'm happy to send you the validation-page checklist we use if useful. No pressure either way.
The landing page is an interesting point to validate before the product itself. I’d be curious which part of SAYA people understand immediately, and which parts still need explanation.
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Congrats on getting it live, Lukas — that's the hard step. For the validation stage, two quick thoughts: (1) the page's job right now is one question — "who is this for and what does it do for them" — readable in 5 seconds above the fold; "sleep analytics" is a category, not yet a promise. (2) Give visitors exactly one next step (waitlist / early-access signup) and make it impossible to miss — everything else is noise until you know what people came for. I'd also love to see one line on what a user does with the analysis (change their sleep? show their doctor?). I run Fastlane Studio — we build landing pages for founders at exactly this stage, and I'm happy to send you the validation-page checklist we use if useful. No pressure either way.
The landing page is an interesting point to validate before the product itself. I’d be curious which part of SAYA people understand immediately, and which parts still need explanation.