
I've always heard the same advice:
"Listen to your customers."
But I always got stuck on one question:
What should I actually ask?
So I built a small free AI tool that solves that problem.
Just paste your product URL, and it analyzes your homepage to generate 7 product-specific feedback questions across different stages of the user journey— like onboarding, activation, engagement, retention, churn risk, and upgrades.
It also suggests when each question should appear and shows a preview of how it'd look as an in-app popup.
The tool is completely free to try (no signup required).
I'd love to know:
Are the generated questions actually useful?
What would you improve?
What kinds of feedback questions do you usually ask your users?
Try it here:
https://tinypopups.com/tools/feedback-question-kit/
Talking to customers is a very important part of the early founder's journey. And yes, asking the right questions makes it valuable. But bringing those early customers is the real hurdle for many.
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The interesting part is turning vague “talk to users” advice into a repeatable feedback system.
Curious how you’re thinking about balancing AI-generated questions with the context only a founder would know about their users?