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@JoPetric has responded to some feedback for Kern: Remember What You Read
Very useful and cool UI! Would probably use this, but not sure if I would pay for it.
Thank you for taking the time to write this feedback. I heard that line a few times already and I would really appreciate if you could help me by telling if I could make it better in some way so you would consider paying for it.

@vibecodejoe has responded to some feedback for kept
This is such a good idea, informing you of product recalls you might not necessarily have known about otherwise is so handy!
kepti love this feedback! it's the number one response i've been getting, the recall functionality. if you're willing to be quoted on the site - please reach out to me on x (vibecodejoe) or joe@getkeptapp.com. I appreciate the feedback, thank you so much.
Marcin Dudek has responded to some feedback for CurlShip
Very innovative, considering a lot of visitors are bots, actually.
CurlShipYes, in this case bots are the "main guests"
Breck has responded to some feedback for Knowbooks
Cool, people love experiments and learning by doing is very effective; but some sets seems too expensive.
Knowbookswe hear you! in future we will have a broader range of price options. rest assured though they are well worth it - we make them from wood and design them to last 100 years, so not only you can learn and use them everyday, but also your kids, grandkids, and their kids.

Henrik Sandstrom has responded to some feedback for ScheduleBuilder
I like the style u r goin for but I believe there is potential to do some unique value proposition here, I don't see it atm, which makes it hard to convince ppl imo
Thanks for the honest feedback! It’s helpful to hear that you like the design but don’t yet see a strong reason to choose it over other options. I’ll keep that distinction in mind as I develop the product.

Henrik Sandstrom has responded to some feedback for ScheduleBuilder
Great landing page for ScheduleBuilder! The design is clean, sleek, and modern, and the value proposition ('Build your weekly schedule in minutes') is crystal clear right away.
Thanks for the kind words! I’m glad the design feels clean and the purpose comes across clearly.
@klein_more88816 has responded to some feedback for MortgageCalc
font is rather large. especially if you shrink the window narrow. I didnt check on mobile but I would guess on mobile it's like 1 word a screen?
MortgageCalcthnak's
Breck has responded to some feedback for Knowbooks
Looks cool! I'm sooo confused about the pricing though, more so given the generally ambiguous nature of whatever these books are. Are these like hand crafted nicknacks? So many questions.
Knowbooksyes all handcrafted! you can catch glimpses of real thing on our videos page (https://videos.knowbooks.com/) but we aren't posting full photos and videos until after our in person event launchation (oahu nov 4 - nov 6) - which is going to be an unforgettable, life changing few days!

@pelloiafilippo has responded to some feedback for CutNoodle
A bit muddy of a concept with the audio / video tools at the top, nobody is here for the tools at the top, they'll use the X tools once and probably never come back. What can you do to assure people come back?
CutNoodleFair point! I'm already working on ways to bring users back, including email updates and new tools that don't depend on X. The video tools serve a different audience, and I'm planning to keep growing both sides.
Anonymous
Great response! Happy these things are on your radar. The Twitter tools are great, and I was conflicted about the down-vote but as is it seems like you may really struggle to get people back to the site when relying on ephemeral viral trends.

Henrik Sandstrom has responded to some feedback for ScheduleBuilder
not sure how it replaces google calendar - where I can connect my agents to create my schedule and follow up tasks there, maybe you need to add unique functionalites
Thanks for sharing your perspective! ScheduleBuilder serves a different purpose: creating and managing a clear, customizable weekly schedule for classes, work, and routines, with options to print, share. It isn’t intended to replace Google Calendar or provide an agent-driven calendar workflow.

Alex Prober has responded to some feedback for Frame One
could be nice to start with free trial - but we would need you to add more proof, how it actually works - maybe you can experiment the product on your channel and put your learnings there
Frame OneThanks for the feedback! We do offer a free trial and would love to hear your thoughts after you’ve tried it. We’ve heard from users who applied Frame One’s simple recommendations and saw increases in views and subscriber growth! We’re also working on sharing more real examples and results. If you need anything else feel free to reach out.

Kamba has responded to some feedback for Pocket Drain
cool concept on gamifiyng your challenges and play it with your friends
Pocket DrainThank you, I'm glad you like it.
Anonymous
of course, keep on iterating it!

Kamba has responded to some feedback for Pocket Drain
i think this needs a video demo somewhere on the landing page, the hero text is also too big, and u might want to make it more clear tho not sure how
Pocket DrainThanks for your feedback, appreciate it. There is a video demo on the landing page!
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@breckyunits has responded to some feedback for heliX
unique concept, while i might complain about manually dropping data, i understand ur decision
heliXagreed that ideally we could just pull it directly. but AFAIK twitter does not make that info available (though they should since im just trying to grab public tweet info).
@breckyunits has responded to some feedback for heliX
could be a nice project, but I don't see huge benefits or wow effect when I used that one, still gave you a star on github for encouragement
heliXany chance you could share a Cap video (https://cap.so/) of your session? would love to see how others use it. hard to visualize experience in my head. np if not,

Brain Liu has responded to some feedback for BrowseSprint
Why would anyone use something like this? CSV? Uploaded to some page? Why?
BrowseSprintThanks for pointing this out. We made the CSV checker too prominent. The homepage now focuses on practical Codex guidance and measured test findings you can use yourself, with no CSV or signup required. The optional checker is in Supporting Resources and processes files locally without uploading them. We also clearly state that no extension or automatic browser service is available yet. Please take another look at codexbrowse.site and let us know if it is clearer.

Martin Kamata has responded to some feedback for MyPhotoAI
What is the upside of using this compared to ChatGPT or other mainstream AI tools?
MyPhotoAIWe train a model with a user's reference photos. At least 10. Then we generate the images using that custom model. Leads to much much better results than the other tools.

Martin Kamata has responded to some feedback for MyPhotoAI
Anyone can do that directly with Grok or any of hundreds free AI image generation tools.
MyPhotoAIWe're particular in that we offer the user hundreds of preconfigured options. They choose which look they want.

Kamba has responded to some feedback for Pocket Drain
It looks cute, but I don't understand the purpose of this game. How to play, why play? I get that you have to choose some actions and that there are 4 params. But is it random? Is it static? How the whole game works.
Pocket DrainThanks for your feedback, appreciate it. If you click "Show me Around" on the landing page, it explains what the game is about. If you play the game, there is a practice week that you can play with Pip to get a hang of the game. If you have some suggestions on how I can make the game easier to understand, that'll be great.
Anonymous
Maybe this "Show me around" could stand out more? I haven't seen it - maybe it could be the "Pip" sitting somewhere on the site with the speech bubble?
Nick | Afterimage has responded to some feedback for AWNA
A notch for my Windows machine? What treason! LOL I love this idea. Great website and I love how you added an interactive notch to the website so people can check it out.
AWNAThanks, I'm glad you like it! One of my original pitches when making AWNA was "why should MacBook users get to have all the fun?"
Thomas Burkhart has responded to some feedback for Bedfit
Sites that are directed towards adults and adult problems should have some 18+ check first. Secondly - the header and the description have awful linebreaks. "You deserve great sex. Train for it." That's how it should look IMO Also since it's an app with videos it would be good if there was ANY sample video on the site.
BedfitI have no idea why a site talkingbsnd educating about sexual health should need a 18+ check. I just pushed a new version of the landing page with final screenshots, please have a look if it now looks ok
Anonymous
Normal desktop browser, 1920x1080 resolution
I think the 18+ was more aimed at being a disclaimer on Buildhop, some viewers might not want to see/read potentially sensitive content - I don't think it was aimed at your site specifically. As for the line breaks, it's not a visual bug I don't think either. You have the line break for your text between 'great' and 'sex'. So the first thing you see is 'You deserve great'. It makes me think: 'great... what?'. If your first line was 'You deserve great sex' (all on one line), it's much clearer :)
Updated the pricing tier thanks for the review
looks solid but why don't you have other pricing tiers set, either keep just one or assign one. Right now it looks like a half-baked product
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great action, it feels pretty good if it's useful!

@BuildWithTom has responded to some feedback for Vivi Baby
I am way out of the phase of having kids. Way too old for that noise. And I honestly don't think new parents want another app that they can do things the normal way. Set an alarm, listen and pay attention to your kid(s). Just be a parent or don't be one. Your call, and this is an app that will not sell to real parents.
Vivi BabyBold prediction, "will not sell to real parents," from someone who opens with being way too old for kids. Huckleberry alone is used by 5+ million families, so real parents are buying this by the millions. Nobody tracks because they can't hear their baby. They track because at 3 a.m., sleep deprived, nobody remembers when the last feed was, which side, or how the night went, and their partner has no idea either. An alarm remembers nothing. Anyway, thanks for the review.