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No. The problem isn't that juwo is a "new concept." In my opinion, your response to the previous post is demonstrative of your problem: He said: "I don't under
by martin 19y ago
No. The problem isn't that juwo is a "new concept." In my opinion, your response to the previous post is demonstrative of your problem:
He said: "I don't understand what your product is."
You said: "juwo has X functionalities and Y use cases."
You didn't say: "juwo is a product that solves __(problem)__ for __(audience)__ by __(10 words max describing functionality)__."
_That_ is what people want to know when they ask about your product. _That_ is what needs to be on your home page, not 13 use cases and 300k of screenshots. For a product to be successful, it has to have a purpose. It has to solve a problem that somebody has.
I've been following your threads on news.yc for weeks, and I still have no idea whether your product has an actual purpose or is a useless collection of features. If the former, you need to do a much better job of communicating this to people. Otherwise, it's time to revisit the idea. Nobody's interested in a pile of useless features. And if you don't believe me, perhaps I could interest you in my tax prep software which organizes your photos and generates source code for text-based adventure games for the TI-83...
- juwo 19y agojuwo solves 3 problems - by allowing you to create, play, distribute, add to, share lists of snippets. Rather than state what the problems are, I simply created the demos to show what it can do.