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This looks like an interesting app. However, the features that you have integrated are not unique or interesting enough for this app to gain a lot of attention
by RBr 16y ago
This looks like an interesting app. However, the features that you have integrated are not unique or interesting enough for this app to gain a lot of attention.
If your intention is to create a niche app that solves a few problems, you've done a great job of that. The users who like your app will like it a lot.
If you are still in active development and would like to increase the number of people using your app, here are some things that might help:
1) Re-conceive both your self-hosted product page and the Apple App Store description. In short, you need to answer this question quickly and accurately: what makes your browser 100x better than any other browser out there? Currently, your "discover, read, share" sections are not compelling. Your App Store description is a little better with your quick point form feature list.
2) Your integration of Social Bookmarking is very interesting. I recently reviewed Delibar (http://robisit.com/gl http://robisit.com/gl). It is an app that saves bookmarks to Delicious or Pinboard. I concluded that the major flaw in this software was that it was limited to these two social bookmarking services. I think that you should integrate every single bookmarking and sharing service into your browser somehow. This is a powerful feature that is not currently being used in iOS apps properly.
3) I realize it's early - but listing real testimonials sells apps. Plain and simple, quotes such as, "I love this app, it changed my life" help people spend $2 on an App.
Without downloading your browser and testing it, it looks like you have an interesting product. The way that you have collected useful browsing add-ons and components into one iOS package might be useful. On the surface, your sales text isn't compelling and presents the biggest problem.
- quanganhdo 16y agoYou're correct - I intended to create a niche app and tried to integrate useful components into the users' workflow. Those who wish to use Cyberspace to replace his main browser might be disappointed by the lack of features compared to other alternate browsers. 1) It's interesting that you find the App Store description better, since the text are the same - on my product page, I just reorder them and put into different sections. Cyberspace is a collection of tiny little features that add to the users' browsing experience, and indeed, I find it difficult to put them into words, trying to sell to the users. 2) I would love to hear about other social bookmarking services. I am only aware of Pinboard/Delicious and wish to add more to Cyberspace. Currently they're in the simple form of each site's mobile version, which I find suitable for a small screen/popover. In future version, I will add the ability to add your own service to Cyberspace. 3) That's a great idea. I wonder if you want to give Cyberspace a spin. I'll send you a promo code right away.