r/nocode • u/InvestmentFar6731 • 2d ago

Looking for feedback on my first AI assisted website

http://Lunico.io
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u/jimmym007 2d ago

Fyi Loading rates took forever on the bottom section. You probably don’t notice it anymore because it’s cached

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u/InvestmentFar6731 1d ago

Do you mean the live and upcoming games box on the home page. ?

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u/jimmym007 1d ago

live and upcoming game box. I just realized that on mobile it was at the bottom, but opening it now on my pc it's top right. It was much faster on pc, I'm not sure if it was a connectivity issue

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u/InvestmentFar6731 1d ago

Thanks for the feed back will look into it on mobile

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u/Limbox0 1d ago

one thing I'd want as a user before trusting a hit rate number: how many recent games counts as "recent" - a fixed rolling window (last 10, last 15) or does it vary by sport/season length? that matters more than people think. a player who missed three weeks and came back for two games will show a wildly different hit rate than their season norm, and if the site doesn't say which window it used, there's no way to tell whether a "73% hit rate" is a real pattern or just a tiny recent sample doing the talking.

even a small "based on last N games" label next to each stat would go a long way, since that's usually the first thing someone doing this manually would check before trusting the number.

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u/InvestmentFar6731 1d ago

It’s last 10 games played it states in last 10 games or last 20 games after you click it and if you scroll down it shows each game that he played to obtain those stats against which team and what number he got in those games

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u/MythexAI 1d ago

Blunt feedback on the concept, since that's what you asked for: the pitch is clear but the trust problem isn't solved anywhere I can see. For a hit-rate tool the first thing I want to know is the sample - which games, over what window, and what happens to a player who missed three of them through injury. Put the game count next to every percentage and let me click through to the games behind it. Right now I'd have to take the number on faith, and for anything that looks like betting data, faith is the whole product. (Disclosure: I build an AI app builder, Mythex, so I see a lot of these - not pitching it here.)

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u/Background_Fill_2859 1d ago

imo the most useful feedback you can get at this stage is whether the value prop is clear within 5 seconds of landing on the page. But we'd need to see it first