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Private beta kick-off on May 1, 2023

📆 Feedster blog

March 31, 2023

• 😍 We got a new LP design, and it’s awesome! Soon, we’re going to launch it, now choosing different #nocode tools for that. The most probable solution is Carrd for LP and @feather for the blog. However, we’re also considering Potion or Super for hosting directly from the Notion the whole Landing page.
• 🔑 We got the first feedback (thank you Gregory Perez!) about our authentication flow. We need to descope the permissions we’re asking from users. We love solving UX issues, so probably our flow is going to be changed a bit (fewer permissions, fewer drops from the signing-on!)
• 💬 We finally switched to the ChatGPT model, and now we’re tinkering with prompts and summarization performance. Validation from the product side is almost done, Thank You Kirill for such a great job!

March 24, 2023

• 💯 We started the 100 days of Indie Hacking (or build in public) campaign. Our goals are to:
  1. Validate the idea with people (mostly on Twitter).
  2. Expand network and build trust with our Target Audience: high-end products as we build require it a lot.
  3. Get prepared, launch, and growth the product along with the community.
• 🛬 We got the first draft of our new Landing Page. We’re still discussing positioning and copy, however, we’re 100% sure that we like the code style and branding, but looking for your feedback as well!
• ⚒️ Validation from the product side is continuing. We work on the Summarization Engine: teaching it to work with long pieces of content, seeking the golden mean in a summary size, and brainstorming, how summary UI should look like and what the best UX for interaction is.