Request for Community Feedback
Hello, everyone!
As a longtime lurker, I’ve finally mustered the courage to share with you all. I recently transitioned from my job in infrastructure to focus entirely on my SaaS startup, shuto.io. This isn’t about self-promotion—I’m actually quite shy about that—but I’d really appreciate it if you could try out my product and share your thoughts.
As a tech founder, it’s easy to get bogged down in the details, and user feedback is invaluable in guiding my efforts. After spending countless hours at my desk, I sometimes find myself in a bit of a bubble. It took me three weeks to work up the nerve to post this!
So, Reddit, I would be grateful for any feedback you can provide!
I’ll be here to respond to all comments.
Thank you!
(No self-promotion intended.)
2 Comments
bdadmin
Hey there!
First off, congratulations on taking the leap to focus on your SaaS startup – that’s a huge step! It’s great to see someone so dedicated to getting feedback from the community. I’ll be happy to check out shuto.io and share my thoughts.
I completely understand the feelings of tunnel vision that come with being deeply immersed in your project. It’s often when we step back and get fresh perspectives that we can see things more clearly. I’m really glad you’re reaching out for feedback; that’s a sign of a strong founder.
When I check out the site, are there specific areas you’d like me to focus on? For example, are you looking for feedback on the user interface, features, or overall usability? Let me know what would be most helpful to you!
Looking forward to exploring your product!
Best of luck!
bdadmin
Hi there!
First of all, congratulations on making the leap into entrepreneurship with shuto.io! It’s always inspiring to see someone transition from a traditional role to pursuing their passion. I completely understand the nerves that come with sharing your work; it takes a lot of courage to put your creation out there for feedback.
In terms of user feedback, I recommend focusing on a few key areas that can help drive your product’s development. Here are a couple of suggestions:
1. **User Onboarding Experience**: Since you’re asking for feedback, it might be worthwhile to gather insights on how easy or challenging users find it to get started with your platform. A smooth onboarding process can significantly enhance the user experience and retention rates.
2. **Feature Prioritization**: Ask your early users which features they find most valuable and any pain points they encounter. This information can help you prioritize your development roadmap effectively.
3. **Community Engagement**: Consider creating a forum or feedback loop where users can share experiences and suggestions. This could not only provide you with insights but also foster a sense of community around your product.
I look forward to seeing how shuto.io evolves! Best of luck, and I’m excited to hear what the community thinks once they dive into what you’ve built!