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One thing I think you guys should consider in your target market is mobile app developers. Also consider looking at Backend-as-a-service providers like StackMob/Pars in your market size estimations.
Good luck!
Congrats Sandeep! I think your application is well written. One thing I think you guys should consider in your target market is mobile app developers. Also consider looking at Backend-as-a-service providers like StackMob/Pars in your market size estimations. Good luck!
What do you mean by "Backend-as-a-service"? Tell me more.
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Austenallred: Thanks for giving to me straight. I think this seems like an "easy" thing to build in-house, but we believe getting this right will take a ton of time, which companies could put towards doing what they do best. Here is what we have: 1. The rules engine, to track visitors and fine control who see's feature experiments and how often. 2. An analytics suite, to capture all data and show it in a form which i…
I'm not questioning that it's hard to build as much as I am that people will go out of their way to get it. But best of luck to you, prove me wrong!
Our product helps software teams “make something people want.”
When teams build or improve software, they crave data to inform their decisions, but calling, emailing, and surveying customers falls short. Product teams can’t afford to get this wrong given limited and expensive engineering resources.
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One idea would be to make your video a little more natural and less 'cutesy'. They are trying to get to know the real you.
Good luck! Our company, Loveseat (formerly Bidbash) got an interview for summer '13 - but, we didn't get in. Met PG and that was fun. We're still doing it though! Stick with it.
Don't get too hung up on the critical feedback here. It's a good idea and the application is solid. In my opinion there is a big enough market for this. Stick to the idea and nail the original premise for the company - saving developer hours. One idea would be to make your video a little more natural and less 'cutesy'. They are trying to get to know the real you. Good luck! Our company, Loveseat (formerly Bidbash) go…
You asked me to give it to you straight. Seems like a cool little widget, but I doubt the market for it would be big enough to be worth your time. It's a small enough of a problem that most people won't notice it, and if they do they could easily solve it themselves. People won't be looking for a solution, and it's not cool enough that people would share it just because. As for your questions, your responses are way…
Austenallred: Thanks for giving to me straight. I think this seems like an "easy" thing to build in-house, but we believe getting this right will take a ton of time, which companies could put towards doing what they do best. Here is what we have: 1. The rules engine, to track visitors and fine control who see's feature experiments and how often. 2. An analytics suite, to capture all data and show it in a form which i…
Congrats Sandeep! I think your application is well written. One thing I think you guys should consider in your target market is mobile app developers. Also consider looking at Backend-as-a-service providers like StackMob/Pars in your market size estimations. Good luck!
Karthik: Thanks, buddy. We are still validating our idea, collecting feedback from beta users and trying to prove to ourselves that this things has legs. Soon though we'll release a native version of FeatureKicker. Something which tags elements and gestures. Imagine shaking the phone, and our overlay coming in to ask, "We think shaking should do X. Is that what you expected?" What do you mean by "Backend-as-a-service…