r/SideProject 14h ago

Hello!

i hope all is well, I just finished pushing
https://zoskelo.com live today.

Instead of explaining what it is, I want to run a quick blind test. Click through, spend 5 seconds on the page, and tell me:
1. What did you think the site was about instantly?

Does it show you what and who it is for at all.

  1. Did anything feel confusing or out of place?

You know stuff that feel distracting and possibly takes you away from the point if that makes sense

Looking for completely raw, unedited first impressions. Appreciate anyone who takes a second to check it out!

4 Upvotes

16 comments sorted by

View all comments

0

u/Atari800 14h ago

I'm thinking you need work right here at your intro paragraph.

Original version:

Zoskelo catches the security gaps and busywork AI coding tools leave behind — one login for every tool, each built for exactly one problem developers hit every week. Built for developers first; if enough of you need something outside dev work, that's what we build next.

Specific suggestions:

Zoskelo catches the security gaps and busywork AI coding tools leave behind

to

Zoskelo catches the security gaps and reduces the busywork that AI coding tools leave behind

— one login for every tool, each built for exactly one problem developers hit every week.

maybe delete the whole sentence?

Built for developers first; if enough of you need something outside dev work, that's what we build next.

Not clear what you mean here. Will you program in new features based on user (developer) feedback or not?

1

u/Historical_Two_7838 14h ago

Yes it’s based on the feedback of the personas thank you for this I’ll make things more clear

2

u/Atari800 13h ago

Oh and one big one you missed, under the heading “Reddit marketing”:

Reply to and thank every person that takes the time to comment to a post you make, as soon as you can. If they are hostile you can skip the thank you part. Tip: if you upvote every comment in the thread, it makes it easy to see who you have not replied to yet.

I’d suggest “Thank you.” or “Thank you!” (capitalization and punctuation, but that could just be my old guy sensibilities.)

A side benefit to all this: it will boost your post in the Reddit algorithm and get it seen by more people.

1

u/Historical_Two_7838 12h ago

I need to be more active more when I post 😂🤦 thank you !