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It's not a very big pain point. If I want to share links with friends, I tweet at them or send a DM, or use an IM client. So I would only need this app when sen

It's not a very big pain point. If I want to share links with friends, I tweet at them or send a DM, or use an IM client. So I would only need this app when sending a link to a friend that's not on Twitter or IM, which is like once a week. Not a big enough need to install a bookmarklet. That said, it does appear pretty well done. I would consider taking the code and pivoting to an adjacent concept - one that you've validated and proved product-market fit. http://www.ashmaurya.com/2009/11/achievingproductmarketfit/ http://www.ashmaurya.com/2009/11/achievingproductmarketfit/ http://blog.clarity.fm/the-journey-to-product-market-fit/ http://blog.clarity.fm/the-journey-to-product-market-fit/ http://www.slideshare.net/ashmaurya/10-steps-to-productmarket-fit http://www.slideshare.net/ashmaurya/10-steps-to-productmarke... good luck

StavrosK 13y ago
Hmm, I agree, but for me it's solved the pain point of not bothering my friends with generic links they can watch whenever (you can configure YourPane to send you a digest). IM interrupts them and DM/tweets take many clicks, so this is better for me. That said, I understand that this might be the reason people aren't using it, so I'll see if I can add a bit more functionality to make it more useful. Thank you very much for the feedback and the links, I will read them all.
ryanlchan 13y ago
Yeah, I'm having trouble seeing the advantage of this over the browser's native implementation: Chrome's CMD+SHIFT+I hotkey brings up a mail this page window automatically for me. I would definitely put some effort into copywriting the main benefits into that landing page.