Hey @Paul, hope your launch goes well! Good idea to get some last minute feedback.
Quick spelling error:
Done by yourself? Check if it's worht it →
Other than that - I think you need to actually have a video example possible to watch, with sound. You have the carousel, but those are of course sound off and not really optimised for individual quality checks.
Maybe it's a real customer of yours, maybe you make one up for the purposes of selling your product. Or even better, one you make of your own product!
Him Nikita, Thank you for your feedback :) I just deleted the sentence that I wanted to put an animation to see if the user did it by herself how much it would cost them.
And like the others, of course, you ask for more precise examples of videos than videos in the carousel, so for brands that I have not done, I will read them. Thank you again for your return, it's super cool to take the time.
Nice! Okay, tested again with the Linux version. It runs just fine :)
Only caveat is that the Sky_Miner_v4_Linux_MonoBackend.x86_64 file, which is the game executable, needs to be given execute permissions (ie chmod +x Sky_Miner_v4_Linux_MonoBackend.x86_64).
Fun so far - love that the spots you die are marked by grave stones.
No Linux binary in the package, so I cannot run it natively. But the game starts just fine via Wine.
@fiiva I just added a Linux version! There's still no escape/exit button (yet), so you'd have to do the Linux version of ctrl/alt/delete to end.
Nice! Okay, tested again with the Linux version. It runs just fine :)
Only caveat is that the Sky_Miner_v4_Linux_MonoBackend.x86_64 file, which is the game executable, needs to be given execute permissions (ie chmod +x Sky_Miner_v4_Linux_MonoBackend.x86_64).
Fun so far - love that the spots you die are marked by grave stones.
Great project! As for landing page:
I get you are working with a language teacher on it, but might be helpful to say something like "based on a tried and tested curriculum developed by XYZ". This type of appeal to authority can help set you apart.
You also point out the insanity of some similar apps (ie. the whole "the dogs eat the apples" thing). But maybe go a bit further to explain how you're better. Maybe even a "TurkishFluent vs. Duolingo" and "TurkishFluent vs. Rosetta Stone" kind of pages linked in the footer could go a long way to explaining this stuff and also get you higher in search results.
Anyways, good luck! Again, great project.
The price was always bound to go up. In my opinion under-priced to incentivise people to use it. Both to increase adoption but also to provide more training data.
Future models will bring huge value, and costs should match ROI, but it’ll be a tough road, especially for consumers.
I would buy up a bunch of land in my place of birth, and invest in tech, infrastructure, etc to make it the most incredible place to live.
In a real world, I am currently building something that's been my dream - #recipeer. I'm actually so happy to be working on it.
Kind of don't see the point of this. Just adds a further point of failure (in potential misinterpretation of instructions) and additional cost for literally no reason at all.
Using Puppeteer or something like it is maybe a bit more explicit, but would work much more efficiently.