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Thanks again for replying. About "embedding vs template", templates just suck. Our product is about giving users a far better privacy policy, which is a piece

by Facens 15y ago

Thanks again for replying. About "embedding vs template", templates just suck. Our product is about giving users a far better privacy policy, which is a piece of design, usability and information architecture. You can't achieve this without embedding. Moreover, embedding is better because: - It's faster to integrate - No maintenance needed - The policy can be updated remotely (both by us and by the user) - The result is just beautiful, opens as a lightbox, has icons :) There are also business-related reasons why embedding is better than template. About the UI, the lags are caused by my development local machine, on the production server there's instant feedback on every action. Sorry for that. On the rest, I get your point, and again: the reason for the private beta wall is that we're not ready. About the product itself, I can assure that our users are crazy about it :)

Silhouette 15y ago
> The policy can be updated remotely (both by us and by the user) [Emphasis added] Exactly. That's why it would be difficult to use your service in most of Europe without risking legal trouble. I wish you luck. I'm sure you'll launch with a very elegant solution to a problem. I just hope it's the problem that most of your potential customers actually have.
- Facens 15y ago
  We are based in Italy, and we know European laws very well, so you're in good hands. One of the team members is a lawyer, of course :) About the problem, it's weak if you own a personal website, but relevant if you sell websites to other people, for example if you are a freelance web designer or a web agency. One of the goals of this first period of MVP was to test the need, and now we have many, many people praising for the product :) I think that the problem is if the market is big enough for this product. Since the market is 'every website in the world', we can afford that part of it doesn't care of the problem, and still keep having millions and millions of potential customers.

by Facens 15y ago

Silhouette 15y ago

> The policy can be updated remotely (both by us and by the user) [Emphasis added] Exactly. That's why it would be difficult to use your service in most of Europe without risking legal trouble. I wish you luck. I'm sure you'll launch with a very elegant solution to a problem. I just hope it's the problem that most of your potential customers actually have.

Facens 15y ago
We are based in Italy, and we know European laws very well, so you're in good hands. One of the team members is a lawyer, of course :) About the problem, it's weak if you own a personal website, but relevant if you sell websites to other people, for example if you are a freelance web designer or a web agency. One of the goals of this first period of MVP was to test the need, and now we have many, many people praising for the product :) I think that the problem is if the market is big enough for this product. Since the market is 'every website in the world', we can afford that part of it doesn't care of the problem, and still keep having millions and millions of potential customers.