Show HN: Simplest way to engage with your mobile app users
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Re: Show HN: Simplest way to engage with your mobile app users
#2Offtopic: does anyone else think about Google Plus when (s)he sees that top bar?
Ontopic: I love the idea of this product. User feedback solutions are something that I've always needed to implement myself, and never as comprehensive or complete as this. Customer support can be the face of your product to the world, and the lack of it can drive customers away very easily (see google's reputation in this area).
On the other hand (nitpicking, I know), I wanted to check out the Terms of this product, and the link in the footer just leads to the homepage. The privacy policy link is even worse, leads to a different website with some kind of 404 page.
Re: Show HN: Simplest way to engage with your mobile app users
#3Offtopic: does anyone else think about Google Plus when (s)he sees that top bar? Ontopic: I love the idea of this product. User feedback solutions are something that I've always needed to implement myself, and never as comprehensive or complete as this. Customer support can be the face of your product to the world, and the lack of it can drive customers away very easily (see google's reputation in this area). On the…
Agreed. I think the privacy policy is a third party service that generates policies.
Re: Show HN: Simplest way to engage with your mobile app users
#4Brilliant idea! This way, we, the developers need not find out how our users feel about the app in the review section of the app markets (Where it has the chance of scaring off new users if it is bad). We can get detailed feedback about the specific stuff and iteratively perfect it for them.
Looking forward to the free trial!
Re: Show HN: Simplest way to engage with your mobile app users
#5Very nice.
Re: Show HN: Simplest way to engage with your mobile app users
#6Offtopic: does anyone else think about Google Plus when (s)he sees that top bar? Ontopic: I love the idea of this product. User feedback solutions are something that I've always needed to implement myself, and never as comprehensive or complete as this. Customer support can be the face of your product to the world, and the lack of it can drive customers away very easily (see google's reputation in this area). On the…
Haha i didnt notice it till you said it.
Thank you. The best part of building a startup is getting feedback like this. It made my day.
Re: Show HN: Simplest way to engage with your mobile app users
#7Looks great and something every app developer could use (I've heard many horror stories of using mailto: links). However it might be hard to make money on this when others are giving this functionality away for free as part of a larger offering (like we do; see http://www.uservoice.com/iphone/).
Re: Show HN: Simplest way to engage with your mobile app users
#8Looks great and something every app developer could use (I've heard many horror stories of using mailto: links). However it might be hard to make money on this when others are giving this functionality away for free as part of a larger offering (like we do; see http://www.uservoice.com/iphone/ ).
Sounds like something Urchin, which became Google Analytics, would have said :)
Re: Show HN: Simplest way to engage with your mobile app users
#9Looks great and something every app developer could use (I've heard many horror stories of using mailto: links). However it might be hard to make money on this when others are giving this functionality away for free as part of a larger offering (like we do; see http://www.uservoice.com/iphone/ ).
Sounds like something Urchin, which became Google Analytics, would have said :)
... and I don't see many people doing well competing against a free Google Analytics :)
Re: Show HN: Simplest way to engage with your mobile app users
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Sounds like something Urchin, which became Google Analytics, would have said :)
... and I don't see many people doing well competing against a free Google Analytics :)
Is this a case for a good product, or for deep pockets? :) nobody has dared GA, cause the product delivers. Not the case for everything that is free.
... And winter is coming. :)