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Hi bud, Thanks for this. What part is confusing? landing page or the app?
by pouria3 11y ago
Hi bud,
Thanks for this. What part is confusing? landing page or the app?
- pedalpete 11y agoI don't have android or ios, so can't try the app. The confusing bit for me was what it actually does. It wasn't until I just went to the apple store and saw "With Paralign you’re never alone. Journal your thoughts and feelings and Paralign will anonymously find thoughts that are similar to yours. Anonymously message anyone whose thought you resonate with and measure and group your thoughts over time with our timeline view." A simple description of how it works, but that wasn't on your website anywhere. I think you're site is really nicely designed, but I don't know that the taglines and quotes make it clear as to why I would use it. Just my 2cents. I didn't get it. The quotes to me felt quite clinical, like maybe it was an app for people with mental health issues. This quote doesn't even make sense "It feels like I was always relieved because I can post that bothers on my mind. Aside from that, Paralign enables me to be connected with like-minded people.", until the last sentence, which is all you need. This one sounds specifically for people who are suffering in some way "I was helped by someone here in Paralign. Now, I am giving it back to others who might be struggling on the same problem that I had. I am giving this app, a “Life Inspiration” Badge!" I guess I'm still not sure, I don't think you're targeting the mental health market, but for some reason it feels a bit like that. The image of the app says "I just don't know what do, I have no one to talk with", not the most uplifting message to show people how you will connect with other people using your app. Hope this feedback helps. I don't mean it to be negative, just trying to get the message across as to why I didn't get it.
- pouria3 11y agoBrilliant feedback. Thank you. very helpful