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It looks like Staply solves a problem, but I don't know what that problem is. In your footer next to the copyright you have "We want to see a world where information is never lost or forgotten." -- is this the problem you're solving? Keeping track of information? The screenshot hints at a sort of shared folder space for placing things for design review and comments. I would suggest adding a section above "Take a new…
Is that screenshot the site itself? At first I thought I was seeing some chat app, so Staply must be some sort of browser plugin to connect it all together. Basically, it looks like Staply is kind of a chat room app with file sharing as part of it. Or not? I was kind of confused.
It looks pretty solid. two things: 1) on the pricing page it states: "It means that you will be only able to access all the messages, files and links sent earlier than one month ago. Basically you will be able to access the data sent latest 30 days ago." - This needs cleaning up. "It means that you will be able to access all the messages, files and links sent in the last 30 days." would read better. As it is written…
Looks good. Is it like Slack on top of google apps?
И клево, что есть русская версия!
Seems like Facebook share on signup is broken. Looks good. Is it like Slack on top of google apps? И клево, что есть русская версия!
I agree with the other comments suggesting that it is not 100% clear why someone should sign up (from the landing page alone, at least). I think that a panel focusing on some of the use cases (that you've nicely identified on this HN thread) might make your service clearer, and help motivate more users to sign up.
Best of luck.
There's a typo in your "Take a new approach" panel. The URL in the image says techcrunch.com/stapy-files-for-ipo. I think you want it to say techcrunch.com/staply-files-for-ipo. I agree with the other comments suggesting that it is not 100% clear why someone should sign up (from the landing page alone, at least). I think that a panel focusing on some of the use cases (that you've nicely identified on this HN thread)…
I'm not crazy about the main photo. It doesn't tell your story. And curious why you need to have the mixpanel badge at the bottom right? What does it do for you?
If you add the MixPanel badge to your site, you can track more events per month without upgrading to a paid plan.
That's not grammatically correct. Write "We'll send an invitation to this address" instead.
Turn the photo around so she looks at the opt in.