Yash Binani

Thank you for saving my life

Cool idea. Despite having the best gamification I tend to break my learning streak with apps like Duolingo. But adding the entire learning process to my daily tasks on a micro-level is a great way to never skip learning. 🙌

Congratulations! Really impressive and thought-through feature set. If it can automatically identify feedbacks and pain points of users and create tickets for the same in integrated platforms - it'll save a hell lot of time in user researching as a UX designer, not just as a sales person.

Interesting, finally a non-business saas product that I can actually resonate with and use often. Wondering how different would this be from letterbox's app? If you'd add some gamified scoring and movie reviewing mechanism to make it more social than just a suggestion app, it'd be amazing!

'This tool could actually fix me' Been tired of dribble and such inspiration platforms, this is really thoughtful and a vast collection of resources! Good luck with the launch, would definitely use this 🙌

Interesting concept, half my trips fail because I couldn’t align them with long weekends. Noticed there’s a few countries like India missing in the product, would have surely used this to plan if it were available in the region :( Kudos on the launch!

Super interesting, this fills in the discovery gap very well. Finding relevant and high value influencers has been a major pain point for early B2B companies. In-app messages also removes lots of friction. Good stuff!

Good stuff, easier than building a portfolio from scratch, also great UI. Only suggestion is I make 100s+ edits daily and 90% of it is just scrap, if you could add a mechanism to also highlight the shipped design into real products, that'd be of great value (not sure how tho, but good-to-solve) 👀

Exactly what I needed. The 'coach' aspect of it and not just another simple locker is really well done. Phones already have a locking feature inbuilt but it's so easy to just ignore them. Great stuff! 🙌

Good stuff, UI is super simple and fun!

Your current strategy looks solid for penetrating the market, might I suggest speaking more often at relevant industry conferences and events as much as you can, if not already. Also watched the demo, love the Magic Canvas approach! Is there any particular industry segment that seems most enthusiastic so far about Crunch? Are there ways pilot users have started utilizing Crunch that you didn't...

What were your 3 biggest learnings while creating a community from scratch from your prev venture?