Ask HN: Review my new A/B testing and analytics startup

Hey everyone, I've spent the last year designing and developing a tool for running A/B tests and keeping tabs on site traffic. It's just launched and live at http://getcharmed.com/

I’d love to get your feedback and help improving it and making it as awesome as possible.

Some of the things I’m most excited about:

• Sharing. I’m hoping it does for analytics/testing what github did with code. Here is what the permissions look like for one of my sites http://cl.ly/0I1N3P0f3g451b3v0W2L Let me know if you want me to add you to it as well!

• Goals. It has the basic “conversions” like visiting a page, clicking link. but also magnitude-based measures like time, pages viewed, scroll depth, which can all be tested at the same time to get a real accurate picture of how changes to the site affect user behavior.

• The traffic panel. Instead of having every possible measurement under the sun, my goal here was to have a very easily digestible representation of what is happening on the site. This means things like using the favicon and page thumbnails for easy recognition, parsing the URLs easy readability, and having a visual representation of the weight of all the numbers. Here is what it looks like one of my sites http://cl.ly/1D1f0J3N2T0A2X0l111V

This is just the tip of the iceberg, there are a lot of features planned or even just commented out for launch, but I really want to nail the basics first and make sure they are as useful and practical as possible.

You're wasting space on the homepage in explaining the benefits of a/b testing, you would be better off devoting more content to how your product works.

I want to know what's involved in setting up and running a test, but came away from your site without really knowing what the user experience is like.

This looks great. Just signed up, I'm very interested in trying it out. Shoot me an email, I'm happy to talk through your roadmap and give feedback.

The first thing I thought of when I got to the site is that this looks like a bought template. I don't know if it is or not, but that's not what is really important. It feels that way because it looks like a case of the "lorem ipsum" curse - when you have to fill out an already designed page and just had to keep adding stuff. The Clarke quote adds to that impression, if you don't have a quote about your product does that mean you don't have any beta users? Or were none of them willing to be quoted? Then on your signup page you have Voldemort and Dumbedore providing quotes.

Also, your twitter feed isn't very re-assuring on the infrastructure side.

Overall it looks like an interesting product though and something I might consider using.

I like how your support options progress from "Online" to "CEO's iPhone" :)

I'd like to read more about how it works, maybe see an integration guide, but it seems you only have the one (beautiful) page right now?