getuserfeedback.com is a set of tools for collecting feedback, squarely focused on getting you more feedback. Raw, unfiltered, qualitative feedback from your early users that helps you figure out faster how to evolve the product to meet user needs.
I created it because I always faced the same issue when starting a new project: it was so bloody difficult to get feedback! It takes a lot of effort to get anybody to sign up in the first place. And then it's still very hard to get them to use the product. An yet harder to figure out how to grow it.
A great way to grow a product is to ask users what they want. Unfortunately, products at early stages are not good enough yet for people to care, so they don't. And don't respond to requests for feedback. A circular dependency.
I've worked on many kinds of startups over the last 15 years, from biotech to autonomous race cars, from telecom to fintech, proptech to social media, and lots of side projects and smaller experiments. It's most often the same bottleneck that inhibits growth: early adopter feedback.
It's almost always the same recipe that worked to get more feedback. Make it super easy to give feedback, catch people when they're most engaged, be authentic and honest, make users feel heard, react quickly.
Now, I've turned that recipe into a product and an opinionated methodology (totally optional if you know what you're doing) and have been using on all my projects with great success.
The product is quite rough around the edges still (it's polished when it comes to the end user interfaces though) but I can't wait for people to try it out and tell me what they need.
The user interface itself is a showcase of the tech and you might as well just see if it works on you by signing up.
