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I'm a little confused after looking at your website. You're expecting someone to give you their personal data, there's no pricing information, there's no way to
by bachmeier 3y ago
I'm a little confused after looking at your website. You're expecting someone to give you their personal data, there's no pricing information, there's no way to get their data back, and since they don't know anything about you, there's no restriction on what might be happening to their data. What I've written may or may not be true, but I'd expect anyone looking at the landing page to want those things to be addressed. You might have more luck if you offer a self-hosted version that folks can run themselves, and then once they trust you and decide they don't want the admin burden, they can pay you.
Disclaimer: I'm not your target audience, but I've investigated a lot of these services for my own things, and these are my feelings after an initial look at your website. I'd honestly not return for a second look under normal conditions.
- mk0y 3y agoActually feedback from non-tech folks (assuming you as such) is very welcomed, so thank you! The product is at early stage and I will be adding more texts of all sorts (like disclaimers) and features. Data is truly not shared with anyone, it's in a dedicated server, but it's NOT in an encrypted database for now. It will be when it's developed. All that is collected from users is their email address, since you can sign up using Google and Github auth only. Behind this auth one can create apps, environments and access tokens. Afterwards, requests to the API are open under access token. Product is free for now, thus no pricing info at the moment.