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Alex Marin has responded to some feedback for SPARC: Family Planner
I love the design, especially the little bots. Will be trying this out with my family!
Thanks!! Happy to know that. Let me know what you think about it!
Alex Marin has responded to some feedback for Swift Cal
Nice. I had to look up what rota means. I'm an American and I had no idea what it meant. I'm sure this would be useful for people that have this kind of schedule.
Swift CalAhh good point. I will change it, thank you!
Anonymous
You're welcome. No worries. I initially thought of "roti", like, the Indian food. Then I looked it up in dictionary and I saw that it means "roster", but not in the sense of a list of players on a sports team
Anonymous
Americans don't know much about British English, other than that crisps are potato chips, chips are French fries, and a lift is an elevator.

Yuyu has responded to some feedback for Pix Dazzle
Great design, and the private browser-based approach is very refreshing compared to AI-based photo editing tools!
Pix Dazzlethank you, will be adding more photo effects so stay tune!

@swslim has responded to some feedback for Badge Relay
No pricing is sketchy as all I see is “free to start”, so what’s the pricing and when do I need to pay? Also I surely hope this landing page isn’t using your own product because your scrolling badges in your footer are super buggy. Maybe show an example of the actual product in a few spots.
Badge RelayI don't get what makes you think it's sketchy, link to the pricing page is on the navigation bar. In case you missed it, here it is: https://badgerelay.com/pricing As for the "buggy" scrolling badges, fair point, good to know you scrolled all the way down to the footer. Will improve this.
Anonymous
On mobile there is absolutely no pricing link… Is the scrolling badge section in your footer your actual product? Maybe consider unifying badge height and spacing if it is.
Anonymous
While it can be improved for sure I actually don’t think it does that bad of a job explaining the product. I totally understand the product and the value, but the demo should be first class and not in your footer, the demo should also look very polished and not be glitchy. I’d think you can do a better job of showing the customization control with actual software images. I’d also say that pricing should be on the homepage for both conversion and because people don’t want to visit a second page.

Krishav Raj Singh has responded to some feedback for Filler
oh the demo voice is so annoying, I felt like I'm in a night club but yeah this product could be nice when you get rid of AI copy, clearly diff yourself over google auto-correct - because it seems like you are doing the same thing
Fillersorry, will try something else

Krishav Raj Singh has responded to some feedback for Filler
the orange name/logo is the only place you use that color. i would work on your color theme - the black is a bit harshe, maybe use the orange there, or find a complimentary color
Fillerwilltry new design, thanks

Krishav Raj Singh has responded to some feedback for Filler
idea is very nice, website feels pretty bland, u could do a visual of "from filled into one of the popular forms", otherwise neat idea.
Fillersure, will do

Krishav Raj Singh has responded to some feedback for Filler
Forms and the same answer suck. This is a problem and your solution is decent. Lose and tighten up the copy to sell the service or product.
Fillerthanks

Krishav Raj Singh has responded to some feedback for ftak
like the delhi thing, i would prefer to see that on the hero section directly or below, and probably have different kinds of demo
ftakgot it, thanks

Krishav Raj Singh has responded to some feedback for ftak
Why can't I just do this with a browser?
ftakit can give you wiki info with images + maps
Marcin Dudek has responded to some feedback for Decernimus
this is pretty cool idea, i'd love to see how this progresses, is there some kind of notifications for ppl that signed up?
Decernimusedit. They are now! Not yet, but there will be. Optional daily email notification with the summary of the choice that was chosen and the link to a new choice.
Marcin Dudek has responded to some feedback for Decernimus
Very interesting idea - keen to see how this grows over time. Pages are clean and sticks to the point without adding bloat.
DecernimusThank you for the kind words! Hope you'll come back/stick around and find out how it grows.
Marcin Dudek has responded to some feedback for Decernimus
I like the idea of building a story with strangers and democratizing the direction of the story! Very cool, maybe you should show the possible directions that were considered but didn't make it forward as well?
DecernimusI have been thinking about it, but... Assuming that the game/season will run for a year with one choice every 24h - that's 365 split points - even if there will be only 2 choices at each step ( most likely there will be an average of 3 or more ) That's A LOT of branches. Which means A LOT of data/work/storage. Frankly, probably not feasible for a free project. I could consider it if this would have some revenue stream.
Levi has responded to some feedback for The World
This product seems out of date. Most agents like ChatGPT already remember context
The WorldI made it a little easier to understand now, I think. This isnt a memory tool. And maybe my wording on the site wasnt the greatest. Thanks for the feedback.
Nick | Afterimage has responded to some feedback for Scootch
The download button at the bottom of the page appears broken
ScootchVery good catch, thank you. That was the download page blocking BuildHop's preview frame, so it couldn't be viewed while hopping. I've fixed it now, along with any other content page on the site. Please note that you'd need to directly to getscootch.com if you want to download, as I think BuildHop's frame blocks downloads. Thanks!
Marcin Dudek has responded to some feedback for Decernimus
I love this! Very unique idea, I do think theres an opportunity on the landing page to better explain what the end artifact is though for participants, like will I be able to buy this book? Will this book be emailed to me when it's finished? Where can I read past books? Maybe there can be a sample chapter or book on the homepage I can flip through that shows how people build this book and how the community collaborated on it?
DecernimusThank you for the kind words! This is an experiment - so I don't know yet how will it go and what the shape of the artifact will be exactly, but 100% story or stories will be assembled as they go and there will be a way to go back to the previous choices, read the full "story so far" and probably also listen to it.
Anonymous
Really cool idea, I think if you can find solid adoption to the point of having a few short stories created and figure out a way for people to read the end artifacts this could be huge. Would be very cool if eventually I could buy a physical copy of a short story created with this, maybe it can even have community annotations in it so I can see what changed the direction of the book.

Kamba has responded to some feedback for Pocket Drain
I really like the creativity and the overall visual balance and harmony. However, don't quite get the relationship to this domain name :/
Pocket DrainThanks for your feedback, appreciate it! The game is about life strategy to build wealth and happiness, but your actions eat into your piggy bank (pocket), hence "pocket drain"

Kamba has responded to some feedback for Lascoria
nice colour and design scheme, i think the cookie banner could be reduced in size
LascoriaThanks for your feedback, appreciate it! I've fixed the cookie banner size.

David Peyton has responded to some feedback for Shelf Help
Photographing a whole shelf instead of typing ISBNs removes the data-entry wall that kills most book-catalog apps, and automated due-date emails solve the awkward can-I-have-my-book-back moment. One note: the founding member counter showing 500 of 500 places left reads as nobody has bought yet, which works against the urgency it aims for.
Shelf HelpGreat feedback, thank you!

David Peyton has responded to some feedback for Shelf Help
Is there an api with this? Can someone send a photo of several books and the api will return the details?
Shelf HelpThanks for the up-vote! No public API yet, but what you describe is built into the app. Snap a photo of a shelf or a stack, spines out, and Shelf Help reads each spine with Gemini vision, checks every title against Open Library and Google Books, and gives back title, author and cover for you to confirm. It never adds a guess.
Anonymous
Can we discuss this over email? My email address is anastasiya@sustainabletext.ca Can it also give information such as weight and book dimensions? Can it do this for a book cover instead of a spine?

Timur Pluzhnikov has responded to some feedback for Hitou
Very nice idea - would perhaps like some unique icons instead of standard emoji though.
HitouThank you! We picked emoji because they make each option easy to recognize at a glance, but you're right that they look generic. We're trying out a few icon sets to see if one keeps that quick recognition while feeling more like Hitou. - Timur
Marcin Dudek has responded to some feedback for FairPrice
I really like this idea but I wold give this page a bit more love.
FairPriceThanks, now the site looks much different, hopefully better!
Nick | Afterimage has responded to some feedback for Scootch
site looks great - nice and simply, easily conveys the material needing to fully understand what's happening. Also easter egg is wonderful
ScootchThank you so much - I can't take credit for the easter egg idea but I'm very happy it's there!