Less than a month away from the beta launch of my app. Can you share any tips or advice to prepare?

I'm obviously super biased but I'm building a tool that aims to help gathering feedback and it worked well for us during our beta. It's called AskMore.ai. Let me know if you want me to walk you through it! On top of that, I would always suggest to do some manual onboarding calls for your beta. You don't have to run hundreds of them but try to get a few of your first beta testers on a call before giving them access to your app. It helps a lot to observe how they're using your product, get their "gut reactions", etc. The last thing is that you should be super clear on why you want to have a beta. Why not just launching? Do you want to check that everything is working well? Do you want to get feedback on some particular parts of the app? Do you want to get some customer quotes to prepare your launch? That will help a lot defining how you should run the beta. Best of luck with that! Let me know if I can be of any help!

What is the objective of the launch? - getting valuable feedback - hitting a certain number of early adopters Define your success metrics and work the plan out for a launch based on those. Ensure you have instrumentation in place to understand how users are using and where they are dropping off. Make it easy for users to share qualitative Feedback.

I would add a session recording tool if you really want to see what people are doing. A good one I’ve heard of is HotJar

WOW! I hope I can have my own app soon, but I have some problem about design.

Good luck, David! We are also in the final phases. Let me know how we can support each other.

It will depend on the size of the beta cohort but I'd suggest limiting survey questions to binary responses that you are willing to add to the roadmap. Its difficult to get a bunch of really insightful data that just isn't actionable given your already pre-determined direction. So let the data guide your users to a solution / direction that you've already narrowed down.

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Taking an interest in other people's projects before your own. This will help identify mistakes and engage a community. Rely on strong branding! For example, on PH, the company logo plays an important role in the decision to upvote a product. This means that you need to prepare well in advance, and not simply launch your product when it's just working. Have a great launch 🚀

Grow your community: 1. Find where your target audience hangs out 2. Join communities of makers 3. Don't be shy and reach out to people 4. Collaborate with influencers 5. Create content online

Aim for a mix of tech-savvy and non-tech-savvy users. A diverse group can provide varied perspectives and uncover different issues. What do you think?