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Structure your ideas (do things later) Validation - Prototype included

So I just finished the prototype of my mobile app that is focused on saving things for later. At the moment I am looking for feedback on it, I already see some issues. The prototype is finished, for access & feedback - https://calendly.com/jakubsvoboda/30min

👉 I'm a first-time founder, so any insights & tips are welcome 😊

What is it about?

  1. Save everything important for later - from notes and images to links.

  2. Organize with ease - customize folders and categorize content for easy retrieval.

  3. Never forget with helpful reminders - pick up where you left off and stay on top of your game.

⛔️ Any type of feedback is welcome. Do you like it? Do you think it will fail? Do you see any additional issues? You can be as critical as you want 🔥

P.S.: Planning to build it with no code. Do you think these functions are possible in there?

on May 11, 2023
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    For a mobile prototype, I’d test one repeated real-world path before polishing the whole system. Kinetic Override taught me that a single recorded/replayed Android loop reveals more about timing, permissions, and first-run trust than a long feature checklist.

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    Hey there,

    Idea validation is a key factor in avoiding common pitfalls. Here's a multi-dimensional approach to consider:

    Start by delving into your potential market. Their needs, preferences, and behavior patterns can give you vital insights. Next, analyze your competitors to understand what works and what doesn't in your industry. Spotting gaps could allow your idea to stand out. Monitoring industry trends helps you stay relevant and avoid launching outdated products. Lastly, constantly seeking and integrating feedback ensures your idea remains aligned with your customers' needs.

    In this scenario, AI tools like ValidatorAI or CheckMyIdea-IA are your best allies. They provide a comprehensive and objective analysis of your idea, helping you decide whether to move forward with development or pivot your approach.