
Thingrig
Remote IoT Testing Without the Headache
Adding to the landing page, I've received initial feedback that some more info about the product itself would be good. So today I've added my new product page.
Check it out and let me know what you think 🙏
As always I've been building for much longer than I should before making sure people will want to pay for my product. This is the third iteration of my products website https://thingrig.com. The first was a landing page, the second was way to technical speaking about what the product can do but not what problem it solves for you. And I hope with this iteration I'm hitting the sweet spot.
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I'm a notoriously bad writer sadly, I struggle to write down what I'd have a mint time telling you all evening about at a dinner party.
I'm gearing up to market my product properly and get potential customers interested in Beta testing it. In this effort I've just updated the roadmap and product overview on thingrig.com.
Exciting times, I'm setting myself the Goal to determine if this project is worth continuing by the End of this quarter - let's see if a deadline like this will help me.
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Having read / listened / watched a lot of entrepreneurial content, obviously I know I should build minimal, validate early and drop / pivot quickly.
Again I fear I've been to slow. Quite a reality check I'm working on this for more than a year. I know it was a couple months from inception to registering a domain.
But I'm convinced the idea is sound, having validated via a couple potential users. So it comes down to my ability to market / sell it well.
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I've been experiencing the struggles of testing and developing for devices remotely first hand. After finding multiple other companies struggling with this I decided to give this a go and improve this for Devs & Labs.

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