Building my new app: RedeemChamp
Never lose money to a forgotten warranty again.
Snap a receipt and it will:
→ read the item, price & date
→ warn you before your return window closes
→ email the brand for a free repair if it breaks
Join early to get one year free👇
https://t.co/dclp3mbCot
@gilles_ac Smart way to split it. I’ll give it about a month. Launch week just shows interest, the real signal is whether people still use it a few weeks later. How do you judge your launches?
I'm Aaron, currently building RedeemChamp and working on other indie projects.
Always happy to connect with fellow founders and builders in tech. Let's connect!
What RedeemChamp taught me about ‘simple’ features:
Users don’t care how hard something was to build. They just expect it to work.
Return deadlines vary by store, but the reminder still has to be right.
Building my new app: RedeemChamp
Never lose money to a forgotten warranty again.
Snap a receipt and it will:
→ read the item, price & date
→ warn you before your return window closes
→ email the brand for a free repair if it breaks
Join early to get one year free👇
https://t.co/dclp3mbCot
Not all feedback is worth acting on.
Feedback worth listening to looks like:
- The same question coming up from different people
- Users describing what they tried to do, not what they want
- Problems people hit without you asking
- Requests from people who’d actually pay
- One loud opinion is noise. A pattern is a signal.
For RedeemChamp, three different people asked how return deadlines work, so that’s what I’m making clearer before launch.
What’s the most useful feedback you’ve ever gotten?
@imsotata@cycloza_agency That’s a solid combo, fintech experience is rare in branding. Good luck building up the client base, we’re both early on that journey! How are you finding your first clients so far?
@gilles_ac Right now it’s easy, RedeemChamp gets everything since it’s launch week. Normally the main product gets my mornings, and side projects get whatever’s left. How do you split yours?