@firstfruitsapp Justoy, Im working on this type of app, a workout tracker, but with a more minimalist design, it would be incredible show it you once finished, and maybe mix both 😅
This is a really clean idea.
The strongest part is that it doesn’t ask users to adopt a new habit — it just lives inside WhatsApp.
One thing I’d test: making the core loop even more visual above the fold.
Send message → bot confirms → reminder arrives.
The copy explains it well, but showing that loop instantly could make the value click faster in the first few seconds.
Really like the direction of Memclaw.
The landing already feels polished and the product idea is something I’d personally try — especially because most “second brain” tools are good at storing things, but not always good at bringing back the right context when you need it.
I’m a product designer, so I’m curious: as the product grows, are you planning to keep design/product fully in-house, or are you open to collaborating with designers on specific flows/features?
@DVDRY_ Got it, that makes sense.
I was thinking more about hierarchy than the actual rendered size. Since it’s risk-related, I’d still make the confidence score + critical flags the fastest things to scan.
Clean direction overall.
Hey, Congrats on the Google Play launch.
The idea is clear and useful. One thing I’d think about for the landing/onboarding: with a phishing/security tool, trust is probably the main conversion point.
Users need to understand fast: what gets scanned, what happens to their data, how reliable the risk score is, and what to do next.
Visual direction is strong — I’d just push more credibility + clarity around trust.
That makes sense. If ASA impressions are decent but installs are close to zero, I’d also look at conversion first before assuming the product itself is the issue.
The tricky part with this category is probably trust: people need to understand very fast what Mira does, what it doesn’t do, and why it’s safe/private enough to try.
Happy to send you a few quick thoughts in DM from a product/design perspective if useful — especially around screenshots, first impression, and the “download confidence” moment.
@KarasevDanil Have you experimented with different App Store screenshots/value propositions yet? Curious if you’ve identified where people are dropping confidence in the download decision.
Congrats on shipping MoodMirror.
The product space is interesting because trust seems like the real conversion point here. With an AI mood companion, people probably need to understand very quickly: what it does, what it doesn’t do, and why it’s private/safe enough to try.
Are you focusing more on retention right now, or on improving landing/onboarding conversion?
José, no sé si aún estás buscando resolver esto, pero justo este tipo de onboarding/walkthrough funciona mejor cuando no es solo “grabar pantalla”.
Yo lo plantearía como: guion corto, pantallas clave, zooms/callouts y una narrativa muy simple: qué hace la app, cómo usarla y cuál es el primer paso.
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Congrats on launching this. The chef-to-software-builder story is a really strong angle.
I like the “digital co-chef” idea, especially because it feels more practical than fancy — using what’s already in the fridge and finding better combinations.
Quick question: are you looking more for feedback on the actual analyses, or on how clearly the landing page explains the value?
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