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Some comments as a random person who happened to click on your link without any idea what it is. I don’t really know what I’m talking about, so please take the
by geoah 5y ago
Some comments as a random person who happened to click on your link without any idea what it is. I don’t really know what I’m talking about, so please take the following with a grain of salt or just as a general direction towards which you might want to look at.
a. The name didn’t mean anything to me when i first opened the page and still doesn’t after reading more.
b. Your tag line is “Make your place a video game !” But what you are building is a room editor from pictures. Don’t see the game part anywhere.
c. No mention on platforms that the editor or viewer will work in. You mention vr but not sure if it works with vr headsets.
d. No list of features for the editor or viewer. Extra stretch goals would be good incentive for people to pay more.
Overall it seems like you have an interesting and possibly good technology but lack in the product aspect. Who is your audience? Is it gamers? Is it developers? Is it real estate agents? Does your audience have the skills and patience to use your product? Why would they buy this? Does it offer them hours of play? Does it solve a problem they have at home or at work? If it’s a gimic then you need to make look more enticing, more fun.
The editor seems desktop based and relatively tedious to use (at least from the video). Could you release this as a mobile app and use the device’s location and accelerometer data to create the mapping without the user having to do the boring part?
Find your audience and rework the product you are selling and its features.
Good luck :)
- geoah 5y agops. Once you have your audience find a more fitting name, make a discord server and a homepage, post to relevant subreddits and other forums and start building a community. You will get more feedback this way. pps. If you can’t decide on an audience, find more than one, flesh out the features of each, and build a couple single page apps for each product and ask people to sign up for updates. Spend some money on google/facebook ads and gauge the user engagement of each idea. Search for startup idea validation and you’ll find other similar ideas around this.
- tmilard 5y agob) The 'video game ' thing was the 'FPS' as opposed to 360-visit, the standard technology. A was told lost people do not click with "FPS" acronym. Re: who is your audience ? -Well I would guess photographer who want more than photos : virtual visit