Why Is Every Feedback System Either Annoying, Useless, or Both?

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a year ago

You’ve seen them. Those annoying “How was your experience?” pop-ups that appear right before you finish your task. Or worse—the ones that won’t let you proceed without giving a rating. And when you do leave feedback, where does it go? Straight into the void.

Building a proper feedback system is deceptively hard:

Users don’t want to engage. (Unless they’re mad.) Spam floods in. (Hello, bots.) Companies ignore feedback. (Until Twitter gets involved.) It’s a mess to analyze. (AI? Maybe. Interns? Definitely.) Real-time scaling? (Enjoy your 500 errors.) Privacy concerns? (Insert long unreadable policy.) Integrations? (Hope you like Zapier.) Following up with users? (LOL.) I got tired of this, so I’m building a startup to fix it.

Beautiful UI/UX (without being annoying) Great DX (framework-agnostic, pre-built components, API-first) Handles spam & categorizes feedback automatically Scales properly (no hacks, just good engineering) Real-time & integrates with anything

We’re very early but making very good shhhht—you get it. Want to contribute? GitHub: https://github.com/solo-fox/review-now Live Progress: reviewnow.vercel.app

Come build with us before feedback systems become the next captcha nightmare!

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