Putting on my technical writer hat and providing feedback from that perspective. First impressions: > Leaf is a platform built from the ground up, for coding t

Putting on my technical writer hat and providing feedback from that perspective. First impressions: > Leaf is a platform built from the ground up, for coding tutorials In general I do think there could be a market for this. Lots of people want to create those kinds of side-by-side tutorials and they are hard to DIY. You would probably need to let customers brand the tutorial experience (host it on their own domain, etc.) I don't much care that it's "built from the ground up", I suggest focusing the tagline more on the user. What's in it for me? The "Learn more" link seems to go to an index of examples (it's a bit broken on iOS Chrome so I'm not sure). Regardless I was expecting it to link to an overview/explanation [1] doc "Get started" button prompts me to sign-in. Seems like I should be able to test this product without providing credentials? At minimum you could link to a written tutorial of the workflow so that I can get a gist of it in action. Stopping here. General feedback is that there's too much friction and the mobile UI is rather rough. [1] https://documentation.divio.com/explanation/ https://documentation.divio.com/explanation/