You have a very interesting project but you need to do more work on your Go-to-market. I’d love to help. Here’s how you can do that with $0 https://www.slideshare.net/GabrielPaunescu1/content-driven-go-to-market-guide-for-startups

I love it! Actually very keen to try out remake. How big is your team? Looks really awesome!

I'm thinking that this may be a useful group for you too as you look to increase audience engagement and grow: https://viralwegrow.com/ :)

"The batteries-included" web app framework. That analogy doesn't work for me. Are not all apps batteries included? I love your graphics. Could someone with a non-tech background use your website to make an app? That's what would stop me.

The #1 thing that was stopping me from using Remake was your 1-liner "A web app framework for finding product-market fit faster" it sounded sketchy to me. Have you tried to frame this as a low-code tool?

Hope this was useful, good luck!

This is an interesting concept! I'm a bit confused as to what it is actually used for, if you could explain that a bit further. Besides that everything looks great. Your site is very well built and designed. I will be following this to see where it goes. Upvoted.

It seems good, it is just to developers and programmers?

I've used a lot of low/no code builders in the past so hopefully I can help!

First thought in my mind when I start to evaluate these tools is not what the product can do, but what it can't yet. There's important features in my head that I always check for. You should make a rank list of what features users want when first visiting your site, as apposed to those already using the product.

I'm not looking for a platform service, but there are lots of small businesses with old school sites. Maybe you could consider optimising for a vertical (eg: pubs) and then selling in that vertical before you generalise.

I'm already using Landen.co and would not like to have to remake my content in a new editor.

I'm also not the kind of person who makes a bunch of different web apps. I do have a few I want to make, but not enough to justify this kind of membership. If I were a web-dev with multiple fresh clients, I'd probably go for something like this. It looks pretty clean!

Congrats on a great week!

I'd definitely give a shot at Remake. I'm a designer/front end dev, if I really want to experiment with an idea this sounds great!

However, I feel currently the positioning on the website is conflicting. The website is speaking to non-developers (or no code makers), but the actual product is a code library. So I'd clarify that.

Also make documentation cleaner with less "design" :)

Please you have a very good product and you are making impressive progress.