I'm not going to give feedback about your business model or the idea or your mobile app or strategy or anything like that. Let me share the first thing I notic

I'm not going to give feedback about your business model or the idea or your mobile app or strategy or anything like that. Let me share the first thing I noticed. I went to your website, and I saw something I had to register for. I almost immediately closed the tab, and wasn't even going to respond. But then I thought I would give this feedback. There's nothing on the site that tells you what it is. The info boxes try to do that, but they don't really convey a message about what the website actually is. My suggestion is this: Decide what one thing your website does, and communicate that very bluntly on the frontpage. Beyond that, direct people to learn more before asking them to sign up. Your "login" is taking up very valuable space, despite the fact that you don't have users. Put it in a less valuable place, and try harder to sell your product. And "Birds of a feather flock together"? What the hell does that even mean?