It's not related to any specific niche, it's that a long onboarding tricks the consumer into feeling invested with fake "calculating" steps and personal questions. At the end they feel so invested that they want to immediately pay to use the app after all the work they just

PLEASE don't do this when someone is trying to cancel your software

This is why I love Laravel, you never have to spend time thinking about this stuff because it's all built in You can validate the email with one line, 'email:rfc,dns' and move on.

at this point it's not even funny anymore

Locked myself in a room cold calling for 8hrs straight everyday last week. Time to do it again

- 41 step onboarding - a couple fake calculating steps thrown in there - asking for a 5 star review before even using the app - a yearly plan advertised as $1.54 a week Not long until this meta comes to web apps

what kinda bullshit is this???? 😂

Looks like Reddit is cracking down on these types of apps. This is probably the end of the ai reply reddit marketing apps that spawned from cloning gummy search

Unrelated, but hooooooooly those skeleton screens are absolutely BRUTAL

An app email blasted over 2million users about their product hunt launch and only got 57 upvotes 😬

Totally disagree. ‘Sell with benefits’ is a massive mistake that will confuse your visitors. ‘Get 345% more sales!’. Cool. But are you a CRM? A sales chatbot? 👉 Features. Abilities. Benefits. Startups should lead with ABILITIES. Then mention the features that deliver these

The secret is they’re all in engagement groups. Each of them all link their posts in the discord and everyone in the group engages with likes / comments to boost it in the algo

I don't see a reason to use `flex flex-col` anymore when `grid` does the same thing

I would honestly prefer a site like this than generic-ai-generated-site-number-40319174